#kyocera echo

ZTE szykuje smartfon z dwoma wyświetlaczami o łącznej przekątnej 6,8 cala

Składalne urządzenia wciąż są melodią przyszłości, choć według niektórych miały pojawić się na rynku już teraz (inni z kolei mówili, że nawet jeszcze wcześniej). Nie ma się jednak co ich spodziewać w najbliższej przyszłości. W przeciwieństwie do nowego smartfona ZTE, który zostanie wyposażony w dwa wyświetlacze, mogące połączyć się w jeden o łącznej przekątnej 6,8 cala. (...)

I just traded in my flip phone (hey, I take care of my crap, so what if it was 9 years old, it still worked!) for a smart phone almost three weeks ago....

I will say that while I love the dual touch screens on my Echo, the fact that it's hinged in the middle and folds out (Wait... does this mean I still have a flip phone? Can I call it a smart flip phone... that's mildly retarded?) and there is this giant black bar splitting the screen in half is really fucking annoying.

Even though it's 3g and I live less than 6 miles from an acceptable tower it only gets regularly 2 bars and only rarely connects to anything at all, including the sprint mobile thing.

And because it powers two screens, the battery life on it is about 2 hours.... 4.5 if I do nothing but use it to make calls. Seriously, the box comes with a spare battery and wall charger for it. That I can't get cases for it is more annoying than a minus at this point.

This phone just sucks. I'm really missing my flip phone. It couldn't run apps and I could never have any decent ring tones on it, at least the damn thing never went dead and actually worked.

Here are some random images I found on google to illustrate my point: (one I drew on)

The back of the phone

The dual screens and that damn bar in the middle makes watching videos or playing games a pain in the ass.

Kyocera Echo is one of a kind uniquely designed dual screen Android phone that somehow brings tablet experience in a phone.

Sprint Kyocera Echo

Sprint's first dual-touchscreen smartphone