The Nextbit Robin-inspired Razer Phone is here, and it's been quite a treat to spend some early one-on-one time with the 8GB RAM Android monster.
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The Nextbit Robin-inspired Razer Phone is here, and it's been quite a treat to spend some early one-on-one time with the 8GB RAM Android monster.
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A Nextbit Robin-inspired Razer Phone is reportedly right around the corner, and this is how it might look from behind.
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Are Android phone camera experiences really "years behind" the iPhone experience? That's what one former executive Googler said. We dive in on our show.
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Customers facing an issue on the Nextbit Robin are encouraged to ask the Razer community or self-help. Software updates, fortunately, will last.
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At that point, it would have only been 17 months and two weeks since the first units shipped out. Software-wise, we're not sure what's up there.
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It's long in the tooth and effectively discontinued with no sequel in sight, but the "cloud-first" Nextbit Robin phone is still a bargain at $110.
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This update was not expected, given how quickly the Android 7.0 update wasn't passed along. The Razer acquisition definitely complicated things, too.
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Android 7.0 has finally made it to last year's Nextbit Robin — a welcome reprieve for a phone quietly letting go of its support structure.
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From what it sounds like, the gaming hardware company is essentially taking on Nextbit as its new mobile division. That means a shift in infrastructure.
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The pricing cascade continues for the original Nextbit Robin. With no perceivable sequel on the horizon and a faithful, old friend of a phone that can beam up any stray bits of storage if you need it on your phone, it might as well be priced as low as it currently is.
How low? Try $144.99 on Amazon. Remember that we first set eyes on the bird in late 2015, saw its retail launch earlier this year and we’ve seen its retail value drop by 64 percent since then.
The Robin comes in Mint/White and Midnight/Black color combos and with a year’s warranty in the United States.
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While you can still probably count the number of non-Nexus Android device models officially updated to Nougat, at least in one country or on one carrier, on the fingers of one hand, there are many more from several manufacturers treated to public beta builds.
Ambitious startup Nextbit today follows Samsung, Sony or Huawei’s suit with an experimental 7.0 rollout of its own for pre-release Robin software testers. The unique and surprising thing about the cloud-first phone’s beta community program is that Nextbit’s devs have actually partnered with the Paranoid Android team to “speed things along.”
Second only to CyanogenMod, PA is a hugely popular custom Android ROM with an estimated 200K+ users as of last year. This is likely the first time an OEM shows such openness to this particular open-source initiative, apparently being “there every step of the way” to help shape up and test its early N builds.
What courageous and cooperative Nextbit Robin owners will be getting over-the-air starting today is thus a joint effort to stabilize and improve the Nougat experience as quickly as possible without modifying too many stock features.
A “few bugs and kinks” obviously still “need to be worked out”, but otherwise, Nextbit and Paranoid Android hope your introductory beta version of the next software release will only make your “day-to-day experience” better, requiring minimal additional efforts and time before a proper, wide-scale launch takes place.
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A good cloud phone just got that much more affordable. And it’s about time, too — Nextbit is just nearly a year into its tenure on Amazon with its Robin smartphone.
After starting at $400, we’ve now dropped to a standard $200 on Amazon and now a cool $169.99 for the Midnight version. Yep, it’s that affordable to get a decent phone with a decent Snapdragon 808, a decent screen and 100GB of cloud storage to back up your apps, files and most everything else you might need.
Alas, no word on duration of this cost cut nor any word on if that Ember Robin will come on at a lower price.
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Who doesn’t love unlocked Android smartphones, especially those sold through official, authorized and trustworthy channels with valid warranties and fast, free nationwide shipping?It pretty much goes without saying you’ll find plenty of compelling deals on such products from basically every OEM under the sun come Black Friday and Cyber Monday in a couple of months, but if you simply can’t wait that long, Amazon’s latest “48 hour Unlocked Event” has you covered.The fire sale’s protagonists are fairly popular even when they’re not massively marked down, as the 4GB RAM/64GB ...
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Still sad you weren’t quick or lucky enough to score one of those limited edition Nextbit Robin copies in the actual snazzy color of a robin, Ember, aka red? Believe it or not, your laziness or misfortune might ultimately prove to have been a blessing in disguise, as long as you act now and take Amazon up on its sweetest lightning deal of today.For the next 21 hours or so at the time of writing, i.e. until midnight PDT, the Mint and Midnight-coated “cloud-first” smartphones are available for their lowest prices yet ...
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