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The British manufacturer behind Cat-branded phones is the Bullitt Group, which has also turned out devices under the JCB, Kodak, and most recently Land Rover brands. Apart from a wealth of experience in the smartphone industry, the Bullitt Group has found success by working closely with brand partners, listening to customer feedback, and incorporating it to develop devices with thoughtful features that deliver what people are asking for.

The Gemini PDA is a tiny computer that’s small enough to hold in one hand, but with a keyboard that makes it possible to touch-type… maybe.

Rugged Smartphones Market Segment by Manufacturers includes: SONY, CROSSCALL, Idea Technology Limited, THURAYA, Sonimtech, Motorola, Huadoobright, ShenZhen Xin Kingbrand Technology, Caterpillar, GreenOrange, THE GEMRY COMMUNICATIONS, JEASUNG, SealsTechnologies Ltd, Tlcentury, Conquest Knight XV, SHENZHEN VEBCLUB, BeiJing Mfox,

●     Smart glasses are worn like standard glasses or goggles but allow the user to see digital content         and holograms with which they can interact. Microsoft’s HoloLens and the Magic Leap One are             two of the early entrants into the mixed-reality field.

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But Palm’s “phone companion” pitch quickly breaks down for exactly the same reason most people don’t have separate workday and weekend rides: Cost. The Palm is $349.99, then you have to pay Verizon every month to keep it on your plan. Even if the idea of a smartphone sidekick is appealing, that pricing is going to be prohibitive for a lot of people — though you have to begrudgingly respect the tech industry’s brazen attempt at getting people to buy not one but two smartphones. And while the Palm is a welcome experiment in a generally snoozy gadget category, it’s not likely to become a massive hit, even with a celeb endorsement from Stephen Curry.

This is the kind of product that I wasn’t willing to go into a crowdfunding, because I don’t want to have a 1st-gen device, I’d like to wait to hear what complaints people have, and see if they are addressed in a 2nd-gen. However the Post-crowdfunding price is just too high for me. I guess I won’t be getting one.

The Unihertz Atom is a phone you don’t really want to keep using, but that is the whole point of it. You do what you have to do and get on with your life. It is nonaddictive by nature.

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Here’s what seven days with Microsoft’s Surface Book 2 was like, what I noticed, and why I think Microsoft’s take on the laptop tablet hybrid may just be a window into the future.

You see, on the back, below the rear camera, is a large metal plate adorned with the Ulefone logo, and four screws holding it very firmly in place. You’ll need to remove this plate with the screwdriver to reveal two SIM slots and a place to add additional storage via a microSD card.

Moving into a digital network world The end of the Cold War six years ago signaled the end of defense as a driver of technology creation. Engineers have since sought ways to apply defense designs to commercial services. “There’s a lot of novelty going on around wireless base stations,” said Dr. Oliver Hilsenrath, former vice president of technology for Geotek Communications Inc. “We’ve seen a lot of innovations in the last 10 years, but radio is really as antiquated as it was 30 to 50 years ago,” Hilsenrath said. As the Cold War ended, Hilsenrath was chief engineer of the communications division of Rafael, the military research arm of Israel. Rafael also is a Geotek partner. Hilsenrath entered the ground floor of Geotek in New Jersey after leaving Rafael in the early 1990s. At the time, Geotek was small and challenged with building abstract concepts into a commercial business. Now that Geotek has evolved from a developing company to a system operator with hundreds of employees, Hilsenrath has moved on again, back to the development end of things. He has created a private technology company, U.S. Wireless Corp. in San Ramon, Calif. The company is designing products that take advantage of core technologies developed by the defense industry. U.S. Wireless’ first product is the FlyBeam, an infrastructure device that interfaces with existing base station hardware. The company says the FlyBeam adds functionality to cellular base stations and increases capacity beyond current saturation levels. “Electromagnetic energy is analog, but we manage it digitally. [The FlyBeam] is a digital front-end to an analog world,” Hilsenrath said. … Read more