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New YotaPhone gets announced, comes with two touchscreen displays Posted: 25 Mar 2014 10:14 AM PDT Not a while ago we covered YotaPhone, and if you liked that device, you might be interested in its successor. Just like the older model, new YotaPhone comes with dual screens, but we have to notice that its e-ink display has been updated and now it comes with touchscreen functionality. We also have to mention that e-ink display measures 4.7-inchs while on the front there's 5-inch Full HD OLED display with 442PPI pixel density. Regarding the hardware, this device is powered by 2.3GHz quad-core Qualcomm processor, and there's 8-megapixel main camera, 2-megapixel front-facing camera and a 2,550mAh battery. In order to save battery there's a power saving mode that turns off the main display and it displays notifications on the e-ink display. We have to admit that new YotaPhone sounds great, especially if you need a device with two displays. Sadly, we have no information regarding availability or price. [via Ubergizmo] Loading...

FreedomPop Privacy Phone comes with 128-encryption and VPN Posted: 25 Mar 2014 09:54 AM PDT Most of us are concerned about our privacy online, so it's no wonder to see devices that can protect our privacy such as this phone that comes from FreedomPop. FreedomPop is one of the fastest growing mobile service companies in the United States, and this company has announced their new smartphone that comes with built-in VPN, anonymous voice and Bitcoin payment. FreedomPop Privacy Phone is the only smartphone that comes with encrypted communication, and in order to protect your data this phone uses FreedomPop's VoIP network as well as 128-encryption. In addition, all your application and internet data are sent via secure encrypted private network (VPN) so your data will remain safe. As for the hardware, FreedomPop Privacy Phone uses Samsung Galaxy 2 as its foundation. FreedomPop Privacy Phone comes with unlimited voice and text as well as 500MB of data for first three months, after which you need to pay monthly $10. Regarding the price, the device itself is priced at $189. [via Ubergizmo]

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