Yotaphone shows up at TENAA, heading to China soon


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The dual screen Yotaphone has appeared at the TENAA database running TD-LTE especially for use on China Mobile.

The Yotaphone is a unique device with dual screen set up. The idea being that the main screen can be used for gaming, watching movies and general smartphone fun, while the E-ink display on the rear can be used for reading, notifications or as a back-up screen should you run low on battery power.

For China the Yotaphone hasn’t changed too much but does support TD-LTE for use on China Mobile’s 4G LTE networks. FDD, WCDMA, and GSM is all part of the dual screen package too.

2GB RAM, 1080 main display, 2.2Ghz processor and an 8 mega-pixel main camera rare the main specs, while the phone runs Android 4.4.3 Kitkat.

Getting a TENAA network approval means that a China Mainland launch for the Yotaphone is imminent, but how the device will fare against Xiaomi, Meizu and other traditional Chinese devices remains to be seen.

[ TENAA ]
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13 Comments

  1. Alex
    April 2, 2015

    first russian phone in china, nice!

  2. kate
    April 2, 2015

    grate shit

    • Konstantin Vorobiov
      April 4, 2015

      )))

  3. Oz
    April 2, 2015

    Very expensive. Putin gave one to Xi when they last met. Phone is not selling well – ugly and expensive. I don’t think Chinese users will buy.

    • tonny
      April 3, 2015

      i do agreed ,one of my Chinese friend said he expect huawei p8 lite:http://flosmall.com/blog/333-huawei-p8-lite-renders-exprosure

    • asd
      April 3, 2015

      >I don’t think Chinese users will buy.
      Chinese users buy overproced samsung and apple, so why they don’t buy yotaphone?

      • Oz
        April 3, 2015

        Because Chinese buyers are “Brands” conscious and will look down on a not so well known product. Even premium and better Chinese brands (Oppo, Xiaomi, Vivo etc) need to sell at lower price compared to Apple and Samsung.

  4. Матяшко Нікодимов
    April 3, 2015

    Putin huilo!

    • Konstantin Vorobiov
      April 4, 2015

      и мурло))

    • fgsfds
      April 5, 2015

      Уёбывай обратно в свою усраину, быдло.

  5. Bubba
    April 4, 2015

    How is this unique considering the siswoo r9?

  6. Jay
    April 6, 2015

    Is this the second generation Yotaphone?

  7. Xalis
    April 6, 2015

    One word: Overpriced