Other than the physical switches (which sounds not all that interesting, since if I'll be in control of the software/OS, I can trust the GPIOs controlling some MOSFETs switches pretty much the same), this phone can only really differentiate itself by being very friendly to the FOSS developers/enthusiasts crowd.
A phone where you could get creative and manipulate every aspect of it without the artificial [security/functionality/SDK] limitations imposed on apps you can write for Android or that other comapny's phone OS I don't like even more.
A phone that will not get planned obsolescence.
A phone with OS that can be managed just like any other linux distro, where you can write apps in any of the readily available languages, etc.
Failing this, it's just overpriced wannabe Android clone.
A phone where you could get creative and manipulate every aspect of it without the artificial [security/functionality/SDK] limitations imposed on apps you can write for Android or that other comapny's phone OS I don't like even more.
A phone that will not get planned obsolescence.
A phone with OS that can be managed just like any other linux distro, where you can write apps in any of the readily available languages, etc.
Failing this, it's just overpriced wannabe Android clone.