Nokia 8800 Android Retrofit

I ‘d like to retrofit the original Nokia 8800 (2005-2006 model) case with the internals of a small Android device so that it runs Android OS, charges via USB-C, and can handle basic apps and some utility apps (calling, messaging, Signal, Spotify, maps, Uber, calendar and a camera). • Disassemble a donor Android mini phone (Palm PVG100, Unihertz Jelly, or similar) and fit its board, battery, display, and USB-C port inside the Nokia 8810 shell. • Align the donor USB-C port with the Nokia’s bottom cutout. • Mount the screen behind the Nokia window (some case trimming is fine). • Optionally: map Nokia buttons (at least red/green call buttons) to Android power/volume via tactile switches. • Provide a mechanical mounting solution (3D-printed sled or internal frame) so the parts sit securely. • Ensure working charging, screen, audio, mic, and antennas. Deliverables • A working physical prototype (I can ship the Nokia 8810 shell to you, or you can source one if easier). • CAD/3D-print files for the internal sled/frame. • Documentation on what donor phone was used, wiring mods (if any), and build steps. Skills Needed • Embedded hardware / electronics prototyping • Small-form-factor electronics integration • Soldering / rework of mobile boards • Mechanical design (3D-printing small mounts/brackets) • Android hardware familiarity Budget & Timeline • Open to offers depending on scope and skill level. • Goal: working prototype (not mass production).

Project ID: 39723032