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Nextbit Robin "cloud phone" starts shipping on February 16 Comments

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  • Moe
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  • 28 Dec 2016

AnonD-298816, 22 Nov 2016well they could at least make cloud optional coz in 3d world countries like egypt our connecti... moreYeah the cloud storage is optional, I got it on Amazon for $145 which is very good for the specs. I have about 21.4GB remaining after most of my apps are installed and all updates done with as of writing this post.

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    • Anonymous
    • JbG
    • 21 Dec 2016

    Too expensive for its low low specs. Much better phones at that price range (Redmi prime and Redmi Note for example). At $100 I will start discussing this.

    Also the cloud era is not upon us, unless and until most places start getting unlimited data at good speeds, it won't be upon us. Give it another decade and maybe this phone's idea will fly. Apart from that too much of a premature release...

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      • AnonD-298816
      • D7A
      • 22 Nov 2016

      well they could at least make cloud optional coz in 3d world countries like egypt our connection sucks alot eliminating any possible usage of cloud and most internet demanding services for example streaming at 1080

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        • So Yi
        • XNp
        • 26 Mar 2016

        Is good and best phone

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          • bajirao
          • 7t%
          • 09 Mar 2016

          Very nice smartphone

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            • G__A
            • iA0
            • 08 Jan 2016

            Samsung started this a while ago with the free cloud storage on their devices (I think with the s6 because it didnt have expandable storage), but tbh I'm not sure about the autimatically deleting data off the phone part.. Do you get to pick the data it deletes or is the choice out of your hands?

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              • Ferengi80
              • F9r
              • 07 Jan 2016

              Anonymous, 07 Jan 2016i cn use 128 gb..it fills i can buy one more..n more ..back up my world in my cmputer.. I cn b... moreYou're not in the 'hood now, blood. Clearly states in the rules "English only", not some bastardised version from the ghetto. I suggest you buy a dictionary.

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                • Anonymous
                • 7X4
                • 07 Jan 2016

                Why don't you people do a little google search before you talk trash.

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                  • AnonD-485361
                  • XQH
                  • 07 Jan 2016

                  Looks punchy, but reminds me of my Xperia U - box type design :)

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                    • ArtificiallyYours
                    • qQA
                    • 07 Jan 2016

                    Muthu, 07 Jan 2016Really? Not sure if you are aware of a word called "Privacy". People who want privacy, will st... morePeople here have literally said they'd sell their self-respect to buy the latest iPhone. I wouldn't bother giving them constructive advice.

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                      • AP
                      • 7t{
                      • 07 Jan 2016

                      Look at it a bit differently and this starts to make sense. The 16GB variant gets sold the most with iPhones. Google's Nexus 5X has only 16 and 32 gig variants with no SD slot.

                      Nextbit is offering a 32GB model with the cloud backup as a feature (very useful according to me, but YMMV). Even discounting the cloud backup feature, this phone has good specs for 399 bucks: SD 808, 3 GB RAM, FP Sensor, NFC, Fast charging, Dual front-facing speakers with dual amplifiers and a very good rear camera (many unedited photos have been shared by Nextbit) with PDAF and dual-tone flash.

                      It also comes with an unlocked bootloader, no bloatware and Open Source drivers so it is really mod-friendly.

                      So, if one likes the design, this phone is a good option to consider.

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                        • AP
                        • 7t{
                        • 07 Jan 2016

                        s6edge+, 06 Jan 2016How much internet data will i use for traffering data back and fordward to the cloud? By phon... moreIt backs stuff up to the cloud only when you are on WiFi and charging.

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                          • AP
                          • 7t{
                          • 07 Jan 2016

                          Anonymous, 07 Jan 2016Assumes you have an unlimited, high speed, low cost data plan which is NOT the case. What is ... moreIt backs up to the cloud only when you are on WiFi and charging.

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                            • AP
                            • 7t{
                            • 07 Jan 2016

                            Muthu, 07 Jan 2016Really? Not sure if you are aware of a word called "Privacy". People who want privacy, will st... moreI don't think Privacy is that big an issue here. With Photos, it could be, but then a ton of Android users already use Google Photos.

                            A case could be made that trusting Nextbit isn't the same as trusting Google, but that can be fixed by backing up only Apps to their cloud and not photos/videos. Nextbit have already spoken a bit about their security / encryption model.

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                              • Joel
                              • AbC
                              • 07 Jan 2016

                              I think the Robin is a really nice looking handset and although the cloud stuff seems like a very useful/cool addition I'm more into the form factor, handeling, Type-C port and the "no-bloatware"-approach that Nextbit has taken. My only REAL issue is the camera, how good of a shooter is it really? Hard to judge shot-to-shot time and also low-light capability. Sadly I will probably never get a hold of one, got my LG G4 just a couple of months ago (on release), which really has an amazing camera (manual mode is great!) and am still on a contract.

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                                • Anonymous
                                • v{@
                                • 07 Jan 2016

                                divis200, 06 Jan 2016ugly af.i dont think so..but what is so special about it

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                                  • Muthu
                                  • jrf
                                  • 07 Jan 2016

                                  AnonD-427892, 07 Jan 2016this is trend of future. if you not get used to it, you maybe very fogy personReally? Not sure if you are aware of a word called "Privacy". People who want privacy, will stick to keeping their data on their phones, not in cloud which can be hacked by others or companies provide data to 3rd parties without your knowledge. No company is a saint in this business world, so don't say it won't happen at all for sure.

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                                    • Muthu
                                    • jrf
                                    • 07 Jan 2016

                                    AnonD-375713, 07 Jan 2016I have the impression that if you run out of the 32 GB of storage (that would be instant for m... moreAgreed completely with you.

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                                      • AnonD-427892
                                      • KS1
                                      • 07 Jan 2016

                                      s6edge+, 06 Jan 2016How much internet data will i use for traffering data back and fordward to the cloud? By phon... morethis is trend of future. if you not get used to it, you maybe very fogy person

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                                        • AnonD-35841
                                        • sSW
                                        • 07 Jan 2016

                                        Why "cloud" rather than "internal storage (or card slot)"? There must be a reason why this "Cloud phone". Somebody can tell me? Thanks.

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