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The cinematography company has teased its community on what looks to be a 3D cinematography machine that can be controlled by the phone.
We are wrapping up the year in mobile tech news from Apple's battery throttling bungle to the nightmare and adrenaline rush that was Techtober!
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OnePlus kicked off the week with its 6T, Apple landed the day after with three machines and then the editorial embargo dropped for the Hydrogen One.
RED community forum users are talking about Verizon delaying shipments of their Hydrogen One phones. Store representatives talk of a quarantine.
We've been waiting almost a year and a half for the high-end video camera maker to release their highly hyped holographic Hydrogen phone. It's finally here, so let's see how it does.
We were in a small tent inside the Javits Convention Center looking at a mobile cinematographer's dream... in pre-pre-pre-release mode.
The most premium version of the already top-end RED Hydrogen One has failed to turn out at the factories, so the CEO is doing something about it.
Hollywood's elite cinematographers got a preview of the developer edition of the Hydrogen One smartphone as well as its modules.
Check out the new press photos of the RED Hydrogen One revealed by Jim Jannard that make this new phone seem almost perfect
The cinematography company's founder had a whole bunch of words to throw on the timeline for this hoograph-shooting camera-phone.
There's a whole bunch of flash conversation going on about how to run ads, Sprint, and also notches, notches, notches. We could use a little scotch.
RED has sent documents to the FCC to certify that that Hydrogen ONE follows radiofrequency output rules in the United States.
Innovation doesn't just have to serve what may be the most popular feature of a product that people use every day. In fact, it should go beyond popularity.
It truly sounds like OnePlus put a lot of effort into getting the OnePlus 6 Red flavor "just right", with an eye-catching shade that's not too aggressive.
That Snapdragon 835 that RED founder Jim Jannard said would be on the Hydrogen One? Yeah, according to this benchmark, it's still there.
Believe it or not, net neutrality has not been saved by this week's Senate vote. And it probably won't be if the House and Donald Trump have anything to do with it. That, plus the launch of the OnePlus 6 on this week's show!
The "when" and the "how much" remain under wraps, but the ambitious RED Hydrogen One project has gained the official support of the top two wireless service providers in the US, which is a huge deal.
The gorgeous Burgundy Red Galaxy S9 and S9+ are only coming to China and Korea for the foreseeable future, while Sunrise Gold editions will be available across a dozen global markets starting sometime next month.
Samsung's fifth Galaxy S9 and S9+ color option may well be the prettiest of the bunch, but it's only available in China, at least for the time being.
This week, we're talking about a new flagship phone from LG, Xiaomi's bright future, and the uphill for Sprint and T-Mobile.
Company founder Jim Jannard is also hoping to notch deals for networks to carry his phone and have it launch simultaneously across all channels.
The PRODUCT(RED) versions will be available with the base model iPhone 8 unlike last year's round. Also, the iPhone X Leather Folio joins the roundel.
You can no longer buy the snazzy Lava Red OnePlus 5T model in the US or Canada, with European inventory however still going strong.
