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About Phone Factory

What does Phone Factory do? It explains phones in plain language: what cable they use, what charger they need, what kind of screen they have, and how repairable they are. Every spec is traced to a source. Read our Editorial Policy for the rules.

Who runs Phone Factory?

Phone Factory (phonefactory.com) is operated by Widescale Integrated Services LC, 255 N Main St Suite 1832, Jonesboro, Georgia 30237, United States. See our privacy policy and terms of use.

Where do the phone photos come from?

Phone photographs on our pages are real photos from Wikimedia Commons, used under free licences that allow reuse (CC0, public domain, CC BY and CC BY-SA). We never use press images from phone makers. Each photo is credited on its phone page and listed here. Phones without a photo show a drawn placeholder instead.

Frequently asked questions

Q01

What is Phone Factory?

Phone Factory is a plain-language phone reference. It explains what cable each phone uses, what charger it needs, what kind of screen it has and how repairable it is, for 41 phones from Apple, Samsung, Google and Motorola.

Q02

Who runs Phone Factory?

Phone Factory is operated by Widescale Integrated Services LC, 255 N Main St Suite 1832, Jonesboro, Georgia 30237, United States. You can reach us through the contact page.

Q03

How does Phone Factory source its facts?

Every spec is traced to a source, usually the maker's own page or a standards body, and each page lists its sources with the date we last verified them. If we cannot verify a number, we leave it out instead of estimating.

Q04

Where do the phone photos come from?

Real photographs from Wikimedia Commons under free licences that allow reuse (CC0, public domain, CC BY and CC BY-SA). We never use press images from phone makers, and each photo is credited on its phone page and listed on this page.

Q05

Why do some phones show a drawing instead of a photo?

We only show a photograph when we find a real, freely licensed one of that exact model. Phones without one show a drawn placeholder rather than a maker image, an AI-generated image or a render.

Q06

How do I report a mistake?

Use the contact page. Include the page address and, if you can, a link to a source. Our editorial policy explains how we handle corrections.