We take a look at the Yotaphone, which packs an e-ink-based rear display.
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We take a look at the Yotaphone, which packs an e-ink-based rear display.
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can we use the monocrome side to save battery? I thing more useful phone. It is gonna rock the market…
actually everyone
The problem is how is a case going to be made, without covering any of the screens
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Someone needs to make a case that has a e ink screen on the back that hooks up usb. Or even make it a flip cover like on the note 2. Use it when ya want and be able to take it off.
Because the battery can last for a few weeks-a month, rather than 12 hours liek a normal smartphone..
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Your assumption would be kinda wrong, e-ink displays use an amazingly low amount of power.
Agree…kinda cool but what's the point. Assuming it'd be a battery hog with dual 4inchish displays…slight fail
I don't get the point in this….fail
not nice at all -.-
I simply love this idea.
Oh its not a touch screen. Huh. Oh boy
just a display, non-touch.
Good idea for reading books.
AWESOME! ! ! Yummy!
Looks pretty cool, but is the E-ink on the back a touchscreen or just a display? Does it hurt battery life?
iS IT pRACTICAL ?? THE boardin pass !! LOl
kINDA guD !!