Now here's something you don't see every day: a brand new smartphone company. "Nextbit" is a San Francisco-based OEM that was only founded in 2013. Today, thanks to the magic of Kickstarter, the company has shipped its first-ever smartphone called the Nextbit Robin.
Nextbit has launched a new color variant for its cloud-based Robin smartphone. The Ember color variant will be made available in limited quantities via Flipkart beginning next week.
The company has also announced that beta testers should've received the forthcoming August software update that should enable support for storing videos on smart storage. Nextbit has promised the update will also bring the latest security patches, and improved thermal tuning for keeping the Nexbit Robin smartphone cooler during multitasking.
Nextbit Robin review – An unusual phone that is all about cloud storage. But at over £300 does this no-brand mobile have a chance?
Chances are, if you’ve owned a smartphone over the past few years, you’ve used it for countless things: sending messages, using apps, capturing photos and video, or playing games. It’s no secret that installing apps and games and taking photos and video with your phone rapidly consumes the storage available to you, and it doesn’t take much to hit storage limits on your phone.
