Specifically, the photo (above) shows a blob of red paint falling out on a black Robin, accompanied by a paintbrush draped over a corner that's also coated in thick, red pigment. What a tease. (The company remains tight-lipped on this.). The real purpose of the video is actually important to Robin owners and interested buyers. The company previewed a website that lets you view and share photos that were taken on the Robin phone. Storing photos and apps in the cloud is one of Robin's signature features; this addition gives users access to some of that media that they didn't have before. Read CNET's initial Nextbit Robin review here.
All signs point to a red Robin, like the fact that one was spied during an official Facebook Live video, plus a pretty revealing tweet, Oooh, Nextbit, you're so sneaky, but we see that red version of the Robin phone on the desk as part of the company's Facebook Live video meant to introduce a different product entirely (I'll get to that in a minute.), We caught our first glimpse of the red Robin about 2 minutes into the webcast, and while Nextbit isn't saying anything official about the vibrant new color, the company is painting a pretty clear picture about its intentions, both with this video sneak peek and with kajsa trans-shield collection iphone x case - clear / gold reviews a tweet that actually involves paint..
The Olympic edition of the Galaxy S7 Edge rings with the spirit of the Games. This is the same phone Samsung's giving 12,500 Olympians this summer at the Rio Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Samsung is also readying another model for the 2016 US Paralympic Team.) Samsung will have just over 2,000 fan phones for each market, but didn't share how much the limited-edition handsets will cost. It's not the first time this summer that Samsung splashed out with the Edge. Last month, it released the Batman-themed Injustice Edition, which comes with, yep, you guessed it, an icon of the famous Bat on the back.
Article updated at 1:30 p.m, PT with the number of fan phones available, and more sales markets, Starting July 18, you can buy the phone that Samsung is giving away to Olympic athletes this summer, the Galaxy S7 Edge Olympic Games Limited Edition, You don't have to be able to outswim Michael Phelps or dash as fast as kajsa trans-shield collection iphone x case - clear / gold reviews Usain Bolt to have the same phone as an Olympic champion, Samsung is selling the Galaxy S7 Edge Olympic Games Limited Edition on July 18 in countries including the US, Brazil, China, Germany and South Korea..
This variation on the S7 Edge brightens up its look with an icon of the Olympic rings on the phone's back and some blue and yellow accents along the camera mount, home button and speaker grille. You'll also feel the Olympic spirit through a image on the Always On display (more rings), on treatments inside the phone and through the official Rio games app, which you can use to track your favorite sports. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.
