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It's a seamless, portless device and the design work reflects itself in the cost and exclusivity of its ownership. Meizu's just making it clear.
Who needs a buttonless, portless smartphone? For the first adopters, there's always the crowdfunding sites and from there, we find the Meizu Zero.
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It's a simple idea and what many would see at first glance as a stupid one. But if you're willing to do anything to limit disposable plastic waste...
Preparing for the steampunk apocalypse? You might want to make your own phone. This crowdfunded kit, fully funded, will take you from circuit board to code.
The small but ambitious 2007-founded Martian Watches company has recently shut down its operations after desperately trying to find funds to stay afloat. Unfortunately, very few mVoice G2 units have been shipped.
That was at the Super Early Bird stage, though you can still get great discounts even at the higher tiers. All for wireless earbuds that have more colors than AirPods.
It's envisioned that a smartwatch doesn't need to be on a wrist and doesn't need to be a watch — it can want to be a smartphone if it wants to.
If you ever wished you could take your home security camera with you while traveling, the Nomad wants to do precisely that... in late 2018.
If you remember the Vinci 1.5 and didn't buy one, you probably found the screens on a pair of Bluetooth headphones to be weird. This is not weird.
The startup is apparently going through with selling an Android phone and will try to offer discounts to as many customers as possible.
The Canadian startup was working up hype for a $180-280 smartphone, but it had apparently crossed wires at the crowdfunding platform.
They say that Frank. is a phone, but in reality, it's a company with good and bad faces. We've got lessons to learn, so join us on our podcast!
It's a US$180 Android phone that came together because a teenager from Ottawa couldn't afford those fancy CA$1,000 phones.
This company likes to use periods in its branding. It also calls the phone it's trying to sell the "mediocre chinese food you've been craving all week."
Even the more expensive Ticwatch S is still quite a steal at its current price. But if you're interested in one of these, get in before prices rise.
One of the company's co-founders claims that their display supplier is running terribly behind with improving production yields at acceptable quality.
If you find no use in Samsung's Bixby assistant service, but keep on tapping that annoying button on the side, you might be interested in funding this case.
We discuss how portable Windows 10 PCs have underwent a transformation in the past year or two on our show. Also, Android O's fragmentation magic wand!
The Chinese manufacturer is headed into the Windows 10 convertible tablet arena with a lighter-weight device that keeps up in finish and battery life.
The startup was brought up in awkward fashion and suffered from the typical crowdfunding pitfalls. They were exacerbated by Microsoft's mobile disaffection.
Who knew there would be so much customer interest surrounding the world's smallest LTE smartphone, dubbed Jelly, and funded on Kickstarter in minutes?
With a largely unchanged design and visual concept, but upgraded specs and Android replacing Windows, the NuAns NEO Reloaded needs $370K to materialize.
WhartonBrooks is hitting the ground with an entry-level Windows 10 Mobile device on Indiegogo. But can it really grab the $1.1 million it claims it needs?
