The new YotaPhone improves over its predecessor in many ways. The original’s 4.3-inch 720p display is now a 5-inch 1080p unit, and its blocky corners have been replaced with smooth curves.

Russian smartphone manufacturer Yota Devices has announced the sequel to their dual-screen smartphone. The YotaPhone 2 takes on board many lessons from the design process of the first handset, as ...

The Yota 3 comes with a 5.5-inch, Full HD, AMOLED display on the front, but also features a 5.2-inch E Ink display on the rear (the Yota 2‘s E Ink screen came in at 4.7 inches).

Yota, which until now has concerned itself with 3G and LTE modems, hopes to sell 500,000 YotaPhones across its launch territories, with the bulk of those sales expected to come from Russia.

The Yota 3 has been announced, and it will have an AMOLED screen on the front, and an E Ink screen on the back, just like previous versions.

Russian phone maker Yota Devices will start making its first dual-screen e-ink YotaPhones in Singapore. The company has signed with Hi-P, a manufacturer in the country, to have it mass-produce the ...

Yota Devices, the Russian company that sells two-screened Android smartphones, has a new owner after shareholder Telconet Capital sold its majority 64.9 percent holding to Hong Kong-listed REX ...

Russia: the first country to send a man into space, and now Yota Devices - a Russian firm little known outside of the Motherland - is set to be the first to launch a dual-screen smartphone ...

On Thursday, Hong Kong-based investment company REX Global Entertainment Holdings Ltd purchased 64.9 percent shares of Russian smartphone maker Yota Devices. Vladislav Martynov, CEO of Yota ...