feat(data/smartphone): licensed Commons photos for 9 current flagships - #256
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…ships Galaxy S24/S25/S26 Ultra, iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max/Air, OnePlus 15, Xiaomi 17, OPPO Find X9 Ultra. Each file was picked by exact model title on Wikimedia Commons, is a JPEG photo, and carries a free license (CC0, CC BY, CC BY-SA) recorded in image_license with the uploader in image_attribution. Refs #1
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Summary
TechPicks' top-15 canonical phones still had no photo after the automated Commons backfill (its gate only looks at each Wikipedia article's lead image, which is often a PNG render for recent flagships). These 9 were picked by hand from Wikimedia Commons by exact model title:
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vivo-x300-ultra: the only Commons file is a low-res CC0 "hero shot" that looks like re-uploaded marketing material, so the license can't be trusted.galaxy-s26: every "Galaxy S26" hit is actually the S26 Ultra.Closes #1