At this year’s Mobile World Congress, YotaPhone 2 was
unveiled and after waiting for 10 whole months it has been released in U.K for
a price of £555 ($870). YotaPhone, as most of us know is a Dual display phone
with displays on both sides. Apart from Two displays, YotaPhone 2 specifications
include Android 4.4 KitKat operating system and powered by Snapdragon 800
processor. On one side there is a 5-inch 1080p AMOLED screen and on the other
side a 4.7-inch e-ink touch screen. Furthermore, it comes with 32GB internal
memory (there is no expansion slot) and 2GB RAM along with 8 Megapixel camera
at back and 2.1 MP front camera. A 2,500 mAh battery keeps the phone going and
it also features Qi wireless charging support even with the dual display.
The e-ink display consumes quite less energy because it uses
similar technology, which is being used in e-books. The display has potential
to show a static content permanently without draining any power. Additionally,
as the display is black-and-white it is also quite easy on the eyes, perfect
for people who are prone to headaches. As said by Yota’s CEO, this smartphone
consumes quite less energy if you compare it to the other competitors. It has the
capability to work for 5 consecutive days when it is set on ‘read’ mode. There
also another option of ‘economical’ mode in which the phone can keep working
for 2 days with a single charge along with basic features such as texting,
calling, and reading emails.
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