Direct Connect and Push-To-Talk devices have always been Sprints bread and butter. The issue has been that these phones have often lacked internals that would be considered relatively modern. The Kyocera Torque is a smartphone built for the rough and tumble world, made in a thick plastic shell that’s water, vibration and shock proof. All of this running a very ... Read More »
Kyocera, who are mainly known for lower-cost phones, entered the smartphone market back in 2001…. Read More »
Thanks goes out to Nichole for sending this out as well. The Kyocera Rise is a 3.5 inch Android phone that runs Android 4.0 out of the box. It also comes with a 4 row QWERTY Keyboard so that you don’t miss a beat with texting. Watch the unboxing below. Read More »
Kyocera has usually been known for creating low-end feature phones that no one would ever buy. You may know Kyocera for their dual screened phone they released on Sprint last year. It didn’t go over very well with the tech world and now isn’t even for sale at Sprint anymore. Be that as it may, Kyocera is at it again with two new phones ... Read More »
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