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Bear Grylls Likes The Kyocera Torque, Doesn’t Take Sh*t From Other Smartphones
Bear Grylls, tough-guy of many words uttered in a gruff, pee-drinking, yet hopeful voice is endorsing a smartphone. Let’s be real here, if he says it’s waterproof, dirt-proof and drop-proof it probably is. But let’s take a closer look, shall we?
With A Ceramic Transducer, You’ll Hear Voices Inside Your Head
Japanese electronics company Kyocera has developed an innovative new transducer to replace outmoded — and underperforming — speakers in a phone.
Kyocera’s Dual-Screen Android Echo Phone Confirmed On Sprint’s Website
Looks like the WSJ was on to something after all; Sprint’s website confirms the existence of the dual-screen, Android-packing Kyocera Echo. It’ll apparently pivot open to 4.7 inches of display real estate, which doesn’t sound so big, does it? [Sprint via Engadget]
Tonight’s Sprint Surprise: A Dual-Screen Android Phone?
Kyocera’s Folding OLED Phone With Shape Shifting Buttons Definitely Does Not Exist
Kyocera’s EOS phone concept is chock full of outlandish features. From its tri-fold OLED design to its unique method of using kinetic energy, the EOS is just what we like to see in a concept.
Kyocera NS01 Mobile Phone’s Trusty Belt Is Easy to Access for You, Robbers
Hanging electronics from clothes always seem to scream, “please take my things,” but the Kyocera NS01 mobile phone goes one step further because it’s attached to a belt. But that won’t save you from a gun.
