Elderly folks around me have already transitioned to smartphones. But apparently, some senior members of the society in Japan are still stuck with feature phones (probably not Supreme’s) which, IMHO, is a major stumbling block to their digital literacy. To overcome this, Kyocera has designed the Anshin KY-51B smartphone.
The Moeye is Kyocera’s second concept car and it is focused on Mobility as a Service or MaaS. The concept of MaaS is about the experience in the car when getting to point A to point B.
Kyocera, a familiar name in office equipment, mobile communication, and imaging, has developed an autonomous vehicle that goes around peddling food and drinks.
Kyocera, the name that is, in some parts of the world, synonymous with photocopying machines, has announced the launch of the new TORQUE, an ultra-rugged 4G LTE smartphone. Having been in the business of turning out ruggedized handsets, the new TORQUE does not come as a surprise. It is yet […]
amidst the show-stoppers from the industry big players at last week’s MWC, Japanese firm Kyocera actually also have some tricks up their sleeves. the firm showoff a few products, but it is this drool-worthy visionary product known as the Flexible Phone Concept that caught our eyes.
looking to add some bling to your iPhone? why not go beyond the case and do the bling thing on the display as well? thanks to the Kyocera Opal Protective Film for iPhone, you can actually do that. no kidding. basically, what Kyocera did was to infuse the firm’s unique “Kyoto Opal” material into the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) protective film
if one, you reside in North America, specifically the U.S.A, and two, needs a non-smart but toughened up mobile phone, then look out for the Kyocera DuraPro Ruggedized Mobile Phone available through US Cellular. honestly, we thought the phone has an attractive design and it would be our choice of clamshell
Kyocera is not usually a brand known for mobile phones outside of Japan. if you ask me, i’d say that i am more familiar with their photocopier machines than anything else. for the uninitiated, the Japanese firm have been making mobile phones for quite a while now and though unaware to us, the gai-jin, they are actually doing quite well. in fact, they have just announced a…