All the stories tagged with kyocera
Kyocera Hydro XTRM Waterproof Android Phone Launches On U.S. Cellular
05/21/2013, Kyocera announced its new Hydro XTRM will be making its way to U.S. Cellular starting today.
Kyocera Elite And XTRM For Verizon And US Cellular Leaked
04/26/2013, Are you looking for a possible budget smartphone? If you are, it looks like Kyocera might have a couple of phones headed for Verizon and US Cellular that could be right up your alley. Thanks to @evleaks, two Kyocera devices [...]
Kyocera Torque Survives Just About Anything But Mount Doom
04/10/2013, Earlier this year, we saw how the Kyocera Torque picked up approval from the folks over at the FCC, before being released to the market from Sprint. In fact, this particular smartphone was meant to be one tough cookie, so [...]
Kyocera Torque From Sprint
02/22/2013, Sprint has another smartphone available this time, and it is one tough cookie. So tough, in fact, that it has been advertised to be the handset that Bear Grylls would not mind using, as it was specially built to “survive [...]
Kyocera Rise could be headed Sprint and Virgin Mobile’s way
07/23/2012, Thanks to @evleaks (page has since been removed), it has been revealed that a phone dubbed the Kyocera Rise (pictured above) could be headed Sprint’s and Virgin Mobile’s way soon. No word on when we will be seeing the handset [...]
Kyocera DuraXT from Sprint
06/11/2012, If you feel that modern day smartphones are just too fragile for your everyday use, then perhaps you might want to check out the Kyocera DuraXT instead. This is an exclusive smartphone from Sprint, where the Kyocera DuraXT is ideal [...]
Kyocera Urbano Progresso arrives in Japan in 2 days’ time
05/28/2012, Technically speaking, it should just be a day before the folks over in Japan have the chance to pick up the Urbano Progresso smartphone from Kyocera. This Android-powered device will also feature the Smart Sonic Receiver tissue-conducting technology, where it [...]
Kyocera Urbano Progresso delivers tissue conduction technology
05/16/2012, We did talk about how Kyocera explored the possibility of bone conduction technology being used in smartphones recently after CTIA 2012 concluded, and it did not take too long for Kyocera to make an announcement concerning the first slew of [...]
Kyocera unveils Hydro and Rise Android 4.0 handsets at CTIA
05/08/2012, If you’re a fan of Kyocera and their phones, you might be interested to hear that at CTIA, the Japanese company unveiled two new handsets – the Hydro and the Rise, both of which are entry level devices but will [...]
Kyocera tests bone conduction audio technology for phones
05/07/2012, We have seen how bone conduction in the range of Aliph Jawbone headsets in the past worked, and so far reports on it have proved to be nothing but positive, although the size of your average Aliph Jawbone (at least [...]
Kyocera DuraPlus keeps you connected in extreme conditions
01/31/2012, If you’re looking for a phone that you can use to communicate with people even in harsh conditions, the DuraPlus from Kyocera might be just for you. Designed with military-grade durability, a built in LED flashlight and push-to-talk on Sprint [...]
Sprint to deliver Samsung Transform Ultra and Kyocera DuraCore
11/04/2011, I don’t know about you, but if you happen to have a penchant for the following two handsets – the Samsung Transform Ultra and the Kyocera DuraCore, then you might be interested to know that Sprint is already working hard [...]
Kyocera Touch Display Click
10/04/2011, [CEATEC 2011] Remember the KDDI device that we gave a go yesterday? Well, part of the technology that was used in that smartphone was the Kyocera Touch Display Click – and here is a more detailed description on how the [...]
