YotaPhone 2 and its two displays reportedly headed to T-Mobile
Last week, we told you that the YotaPhone 2 (one of the most interesting handsets presented at CES 2015) would be released by a major US mobile carrier sometime soon. Now, it looks like we know exactly which of the big four carriers will offer the device.
According to Android Authority, the YotaPhone 2 will be sold by T-Mobile starting March or April. While there’s no word on pricing, we must mention that the smartphone costs €699 in Europe (where it’s been available since late 2014), so we’re expecting it to be offered for about $700 (off contract) in the US.
As we showed you in our YotaPhone 2 hands-on, the smartphone runs Android 4.4 KitKat, and is made out of plastic. Its highlight is the fact that it sports two displays: a 5-inch 1080p one on the front, and an e-ink one with 540 x 960 pixels on the back. The rest of its features aren’t top-notch, but they’re definitely not bad, including a Snapdragon 800 processor, 8 MP rear camera, 2 MP front-facing camera, 2 GB of RAM, and 32 GB of internal memory.
For now, T-Mobile hasn’t confirmed anything related to the YotaPhone 2. The handset should also be released by a Canadian carrier - but, once again, there’s no confirmation on this yet.
According to Android Authority, the YotaPhone 2 will be sold by T-Mobile starting March or April. While there’s no word on pricing, we must mention that the smartphone costs €699 in Europe (where it’s been available since late 2014), so we’re expecting it to be offered for about $700 (off contract) in the US.
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