We’re live at Sprint’s New York special event today and we’ve just been treated to one gigantic telephone up on stage. This phone is a Kyocera dual-screen smartphone by the name of Echo. This is an Android phone and I quote, “It’s almost like a tiny tablet, but you can put it into almost any …
Sprint is expected to launch a dual-touchscreen smartphone made by Kyocera later today, pairing two 3.5-inch touchscreens and running Android. According to the WSJ, the Sprint Kyocera Echo has what’s described as a “pivot hinge” – presumably a double-hinged arrangement – which allows one screen to fold back against the other out of the way. …
Two of the three devices Sprint announced at CTIA last week are now available. The 2.1 running Samsung Transform, and the sleek Sanyo Zio by Kyocera are now available in store or at Sprint.com.
Kyocera’s ZIO smartphone is a whole lot more interesting now we know it’s coming to Sprint, but the company was showing off the Cricket version at CEATEC 2010 this week. SlashGear Japan grabbed a hands-on demo. More photos over at SlashGear Japan.
At Sprint’s press conference during CTIA SF Sprint announced 3 new devices. The Kyocera Sanyo Zio – featuring Sprint ID is definitely as beautiful as it is powerful. Being only .5 inches think and weighing in at a minimal 3.7 ounces, it is one of the thinnest and lightest Android devices on the market. The …
Cricket isn’t as large as, say, Verizon. But that’s not stopping them from bringing an Android-powered device to the market. The Zio is a handset that we’ve known about for a few months now, and we know there’s a few Cricket customers out there who’ve been waiting patiently for it to officially release. Well, today …
It’s been a long time since we’ve heard anything about the Zio from Kyocera. Which isn’t a bad thing, more or less, but it could be, considering the device itself isn’t the worst Android-based handset to get released this year. In fact, it would actually be quite a catch for most people, and considering the …
Just before the launch of the T-Mobile G1 this week, Google decided to pull almost all of the applications in the Android Market. It turns out that they were pre-production applications that were only there for demo purposes only. It was not long before applications returned to the Android Market in completed form. Myspace was …
As the official launch of HTC’s T-Mobile G1 is only hours away, more handset developers let the press know that they are going to be working on an Android-powered handsets of their own. Interestingly enough Kyocera was not one of the original members of the Open Handset Alliance (OHA). Reports come in stating that Kyocera …
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