Well this Kyocera Rafre model could be the phone of my dreams, given the fact that I am so careless when I use my smartphones (sorry).
Kyocera’s latest model is one of the first “washable” smartphones in the world, it can be cleaned using foaming soap and can be used even when it’s wet (touchscreen included). It’s (obviously) water resistant, so you can use it during your shower in the morning, or during a relaxing bath before going to sleep and it also includes a cooking app that enables you to operate the phone using hand gestures while you prepare the meal!
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Kyocera Rafre – Specifications
- 5-inch display that supports HD (720p) resolution
- 2GB RAM and 16GB of internal memory (expandable up to 200GB via microSD card)
- Main 13-megapixel camera with image-processing AINOS Engine, PDAF (phase detection autofocus)
- 5MPixels selfie camera
- Android 7.0 Nougat
- 3000 mAh battery.
In case you’re interested Kyocera Rafre will be available tomorrow in the Japanese market in Pale Pink, Clear White and Light Blue colors.
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They’ve got alot of innovative models in their portfolio, still baffles me why they are nowhere when world major smartphone makers come into question.
Only sell in US through carriers, that’s why.
Japan has always been the leaders when it comes to mobile technogy. People went ape shit over the xiaomi mi mix but Sharp made that move in Japan years ago.
Japan had other innovations too. If I remember correctly, many of their flip phones have the same features we have gotten in our “smart” phones before touch screen even took over.