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Nextbit Robin: A Modest Proposal and our 3 first impressions

Nextbit Robin: A Modest Proposal and our 3 first impressions

Posted on February 16, 2016March 28, 2020 By Jarvis

Day 1 with the Nextbit Robin, a smartphone that puts unused apps and media in the cloud to keep the burden of storage off its user. I’m already impressed. Instead of attempting to create another unit that more of less drives toward smartphone aesthetic singularity, this device has a strong, blatantly design-conscious look.

It’s not for everyone. It’s not even for most people. This device is not meant to do battle with Apple and/or Samsung. And it’s not going to do battle with either one. Instead, this device is doing something unique.
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