Kyocera Announces DuraForce Pro, An Action Camera In Your Phone By Point Technology

Kyocera her force, bro is the first rugged smartphone to feature wide ones. Action camera kaya Sara today announced a brand-new Android smartphone called your force Pro, similar to the company's previous her force handsets. This is rugged device, that's resistant to drops dust and water. However, the her force pro is special. It's the world's first rugged smartphone to pack a super wide view: action camera next to a regular 13mp rear camera. The her force pro has a 135 degree action camera that can shoot 1080p video in pretty much any conditions, including underwater and in slow motion in case you're wondering 4k.

Video is not an option, so the dirt force Pro can't really compete with the best dedicated action cameras out there. Then again, these don't offer phone functionality. The new Kyocera handset is ip68 certified. It can survive underwater for half an hour up to 2 meters deep and meets the military standard, 810g, thus being protected against various dangers, including shock vibration, temperature extremes, low pressure, solar radiation, humidity and icing freezing rain. The device comes with a 2 year, manufacturer's warranty, action, camera and ruggedness aside.

The aura force pro is a decent mid-range smartphone. It runs Android, 6.0, marshmallow sports, a 5-inch impact-resistant 1080p display and is powered by an outscore, Snapdragon 617 processor. Other features include LTE connectivity, fingerprint scanner embedded in the power button, 2 gigabytes of RAM, 32, gigabytes of expandable storage space and a pretty generous 3240 Emma battery with wireless charging support, there's also a 5mp camera on the front. The kaiser roger force we'll be available across the U. S.

in the coming months for an unknown price. While Kyocera didn't confirm this, we recently heard that T-Mobile would be one of the carriers to saw the new handset. If you're thinking of picking one up. How much would you be willing to pay for the juror force? Pro.

Source : Point Technology