Pocket-Lint: Russia: the first country to send a man into space, and now Yota Devices - a Russian firm little known outside of the Motherland - is set to be the first to launch a dual-screen smartphone - codename YotaPhone - to the market.
The YotaPhone is an Android smartphone with a 4.3-inch 720p HD display on the front and a 4.3-inch Kindle-esque E Ink screen on the rear. The best of both worlds?
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The Next Web- Russian handset maker Yota Devices has revealed details of its second generation e-ink display equipped YotaPhone today at Mobile World Congress 2014 in Barcelona.
Screen on the back ? sounds like a small inconvenience to me. Wouldn't buy this phone. but that's just me xD
A lot of phones have glass on the back, id presume it wouldnt feel much different in the hand to something like a Iphone 4 or Xperia Z.
I just dont see how a second screen on the back would improve the user experience, i cant imagine many if any apps taking advantage of it other than pre installed software.
But I do agree with you id never buy one.
Techcrunch - Remember the YotaPhone? The delightfully kooky Russian smartphone that pairs a bog-standard LCD screen with an eInk display on its rump?
