Yota Phone dual-screen with e-Ink Android smartphone gets a full video demo
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The Yota Phone also promises to come with an e-reader app mirroring for the e-ink display so you can read books on the secondary, back display without waking up the main screen.
The e-ink screen is not touch sensitive, only the bottom part interacts with touch which seems like a practical solution since you’d be holding it anyway.
While nothing about the design and even the name of the Yota Phone is not final, the hardware that it will have probably won’t change from what’s announced. Yota plans to bring this with a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 chip, 2GB of RAM and as much as 64GB of internal storage. Take a look at how the device looks right now, demonstrated by one of Yota’s own managers.
source: Mobile-review via PocketNow
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6 Comments
1. catt4u posted on 14 Dec 2012, 08:14 6 6
Who cares if you've can get a Galaxy Note2 which last for at least a day with very heavy use.
3. NickPeters posted on 14 Dec 2012, 08:18 12 1
Those guys who are making this phone are thinking different way than the rest of the phone makers (well, most of them) and I like that!
4. squallz506 posted on 14 Dec 2012, 08:22 6 1
This idea would work so much better on a tablet.
6. Reluctant_Human posted on 17 Dec 2012, 01:19 0 0
agreed. I would totally buy this as a tablet.
