It's a Phone! It's a Gimbal! It's Honor's Robot Phone!
Just as Google reveals its decidedly regular Pixel 11 phone lineup, Honor comes out swinging with an entirely new product category. The new "species" is Honor's Robot Phone, a radical departure from the phones you're used to, mainly due to the camera gimbal on the back.Honor previewed the Robot Phone at MWC earlier this year, but now we've officially gotten our hands on it. It's a Phone With a Gimbal (Credit: Eric Zeman) The Honor Robot Phone is, of course, a smartphone, but it's built with AI and physical mechanical capabilities that match what else Honor is attempting in the industry.
- ▪Just as Google reveals its decidedly regular Pixel 11 phone lineup, Honor comes out swinging with an entirely new product category.
- ▪The new "species" is Honor's Robot Phone, a radical departure from the phones you're used to, mainly due to the camera gimbal on the back.Honor previewed the Robot Phone at MWC earlier this year, but now we've officially gotten our hands on
- ▪It's a Phone With a Gimbal (Credit: Eric Zeman) The Honor Robot Phone is, of course, a smartphone, but it's built with AI and physical mechanical capabilities that match what else Honor is attempting in the industry.
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Just as Google reveals its decidedly regular Pixel 11 phone lineup, Honor comes out swinging with an entirely new product category. The new "species" is Honor's Robot Phone, a radical departure from the phones you're used to, mainly due to the camera gimbal on the back.Honor previewed the Robot Phone at MWC earlier this year, but now we've officially gotten our hands on it. This phone won't launch stateside, but it offers plenty of insight into what's happening with smartphone design overseas.
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