by Andrew Grush, 17 hours ago
Earlier today at CTIA 2013, Android Authority’s Joshua Vergara took some time to show off the heavy-duty Cat B15. Not everyone needs such extreme protection for their phones, however. What if you are just looking…
Tag: Kyocera
by Andrew Grush, 17 hours ago
Earlier today at CTIA 2013, Android Authority’s Joshua Vergara took some time to show off the heavy-duty Cat B15. Not everyone needs such extreme protection for their phones, however. What if you are just looking…
by Bogdan Bele, 1 day ago
The Kyocera Hydro Edge, set to make its way into Sprint’s smartphone lineup, has been unveiled at the CTIA show in Las Vegas, together with the Kyocera Hydro XTRM that will be available from U.S….
by Ankit Banerjee, 1 month ago
The Kyocera Torque was announced back in January, before making its way over to Sprint last month. The “ultra-rugged” device may not have the biggest screen in the market, or the best specifications (though the specifications…
by Kristofer Wouk, 1 month ago
The idea of a rugged, Android-powered smartphone is nothing new. The problem is, more often then not they’re underpowered, run out of date software, or both. While it isn’t the most impressive phone on the…
by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago
The rough and tough Android smartphone niche has never been extremely competitive, but if you like your gadgets to be able to take a beating and have some decent hardware things are looking up. The…
by Bams Sadewo, 4 months ago
If you’re on a quest to buy a new Android smartphone on Sprint that can take a good beating, it seems you’ll soon have another option in the Kyocera Torque, a rugged offering from the…
by Chris Smith, 6 months ago
Yes, folks, we continue to explore Black Friday Android deals for you, and today we’re going to check out Walmart’s full ad that was also leaked and made available to the crowds. We have seen…
by Adrian Diaconescu, 8 months ago
Those of you who are more into conserving their finances than having the absolute best pieces of technology at their disposal might remember a little guy going by the name of Kyocera Rise. The entry-level…
by Adrian Diaconescu, 9 months ago
[Update] An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that the Kyocera Hydro was Kyocera’s first US smartphone. It’s not easy to be a newcomer in the crowded Android universe, which is why you have…
by Bogdan Petrovan, 1 year ago
How many times did you struggle to hear someone on the phone because of the ambient noise? Talking at the phone in the club or the subway is going to be less of a hassle,…
by Michelle Ruhfass, 2 years ago
Cricket has announced the immediate availability of its new Android smartphone, the Sanyo Zio M6000 by Kyocera. The new Zio features a large and colorful 3.5-inch touchscreen display, a 3.2mp camera/camcorder, GPS, and Bluetooth and…
by Michelle Ruhfass, 2 years ago
Cricket Wireless in the U.S. announced the pricing and availability of the Kyocera Sanyo Zio M6000 smartphone. The new handset will sport the Android OS, a large 3.5-inch color touchscreen display, a 3.2mp camera/camcorder, a…
by James Tromans, 3 years ago
Kyocera aren’t a big name in the western world, but they’ve been considering launching an Android based device for some while now. The Kyoto (Japan) based firm is a general manufacturing company that has diversified…
by Michael Oryl, 3 years ago
At the CTIA Wireless I.T. and Entertainment show yesterday in San Diego, Kyocera told reporters that it had plans to introduce Android based phones next year, in 2010. No real details were revealed, however. [via…