Category: Smartphones

The phone is the second version of Yotaphone. It is designed by a Russian company (Rostec) and has, in a sea of devices that seem increasingly remarkable distinctive: a secondary electronic ink display (the same type of screen that uses the Kindle, for example). And formally presented in London. The first Yotaphone was announced in 2012 and went on sale a year later, shortly before – earlier this year the second version, which is now finally met the performance and the price was announced.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 burst onto the scene almost four and a half months ago, in April 2014 although with the design specifics and running software, you would still think it to be just four and a half minutes ago that it came to life. While the phone was previously branded as simply a ‘successor’ to the Samsung Galaxy S4 – due to the fact that it was seen as marginally better than its predecessor – there is actually a lot to adore about the S5. To begin with, the…

The handset makers are betting a lot on smartphones cameras, as a way to differentiate themselves from their competitors. And the cameras, in turn, have progressed a lot since the first models. So much so that affects the sales of pocket models and offer a more than acceptable image quality for the majority of users. And judging by the latest advances in sensors and diaphragms, this will improve. With the Lumia 1020, Nokia was the first to offer manual controls in the SLR-style for the camera phone, which go beyond…

Amazon announced his cellphone, supplementing the supply of e-book readers, tablets and media players with the online sales giant expands its presence, and which had been talking about for a long time. The Fire is a smartphone which, like the tablets of the company, uses a modified version of Android (Fire OS 3.5), and is supplied with a store of alternative applications. It also has access to Amazon content (books, videos, music) and have unlimited photo storage in the virtual folder of the company.