It's not technically made by the old, revered and now bankrupt Kodak company, but the Ektra Android cameraphone carries on the brand's legacy in the US.
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Virtually all high-end smartphones are competent camera phones these days, with super-advanced technologies in tow like Dual Pixel or dual lens snappers, 16, 21 or even 23 megapixel counts, fancy sensors, laser autofocus, ultra-wide aperture, and a bunch of other neat tricks up their sleeves that frankly work in very mysterious ways to make DSLRs obsolete.All things considered therefore, it takes guts to come out in late 2016 with a “photography-first smartphone” that, from a certain angle, looks more like a dedicated point-and-shoot cam than a phone.Then again, Kodak really doesn’t ...
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