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Nextbit Robin review: Beautiful, ambitious and far from perfect

Nextbit Robin review: Beautiful, ambitious and far from perfect

Posted on February 18, 2016March 30, 2020 By Jarvis

The crew at Nextbit is something of an Android phone dream team: Tom Moss used to run Google’s Android business, Mike Chan was a longtime Android engineer and Scott Croyle designed phones that made people fallin love with HTC. Is it any wonder, then, that people are curious about the phone they’re all working on together? Robin, as the device is called, is more tightly integrated with the cloud than just about any other smartphone out there, and the creators promise it will change the way we think about managing the content on our tiny pocket computers. That’s a big plan for a small company, but luckily for them, they mostly pulled it off.
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