A new smartphone has entered the market these days. We are talking about the new Nextbit Robin phone, which comes with some new interesting features.
Nowadays, entering a smartphone market that is filled with devices by giants such as Apple, Samsung, HTC, LG or Sony, is not easy and companies need to come up with something new to get customers’ attention.
And yes, the new Nextbit Robin is coming with something new and interesting. This new phone brings something that customers will probably find very useful.
We are talking about a software that temporarily archives photos and apps online when users are running out of space.
This new feature is really useful, especially because phones these days are having limited storage and many users are facing the storage space problem. So, with the new Nextbit Robin users will be able to archive up to 100GB of content and the best part is that they can get them back any time.
No other phone on the market has this kind of feature, meaning that Nextbit Robin is the first device the offers this service, at least for now.
Of course, the new Nextbit Robin is trying to be different compared to other smartphones on the market, and it seems that they are doing a great job.
However, the biggest problem is that Nextbit Robin is a niche device, which means that the company has to do some updates and improve the phone’s functionality. Probably, Nextbit knows that and this is why the kicking off sale is starting with 6,000 phones.
This phone runs Google’s latest operating system, Android 6.0 Marshmallow, meaning that customers will receive new and interesting apps.
It seems that Nextbit has found a good and comfortable solution for storage space problems. We are talking about cloud storage, which is considered to be the best solution for users to archive their content. This phone offers a unique and minimalistic design, which is very attractive.
This device is available at the price of 400 dollars, which is not very expensive for its interesting new features. Nextbit seems to be one of the few players on the market which are selling their flagship phones for less than 500 dollars.
So, the new Nextbit Robin comes with 32GB of onboard storage, and instead of adding microSD card slot for extra storage, the company is offering a built-in system that automatically archives photos and apps that users have not used in a while.
This cloud storage feature seems to be an excellent idea and offers users approximately 100GB space of keeping apps and photos. An interesting fact is that users can re-download any archived photo or app by tapping its grayed-out icon. When downloading an archived photo or app, a tiny strip of LED bulbs on the back of the phone to signal the action.
It seems that Nextbit Robin has entered the smartphone market very bravely and it has a feature that will probably be adopted by many other brands on the market.
Other interesting and attractive features that can be found on this device are the fingerprint reader in the power/lock button, the clean and crisp design, loud audio speaker and solid gameplay experience.
