Kodak Ektra

Even after a price drop and a software upgrade, this still isn't the camera phone for most.

The Kodak Ektra is a unique smartphone that doubles as a solid point-and-shoot camera at an affordable price, but don't expect it to match up to more traditional devices in either regard.

The new Kodak Ektra is billed as the perfect smartphone for keen photographers, from enthusiasts to experts, but does it offer enough to replace the smartphone that's currently in your pocket? Find out by reading our Kodak Ektra review...

While the camera interface is rich, it is not up to the mark in speed and responsiveness.

For the artist and creative person, the Kodak Ektra is a great alternative to the Apple iPhone if you're the person who believes they can adapt.

Camera manufacturers have form for delving into the past and reprising designs of years gone by. But Kodak’s latest feat of rose-tinted history-gazing is on another level entirely. Instead of lavishing a plush retro design on a

With a big bulky grip and an even bigger camera module, the Kodak Ektra may not be the sleekest or the most powerful phone, but it's still pretty charming.

In-depth review of the Kodak Ektra (Mediatek Helio X20 MT6797, ARM Mali-T880 MP4, 5.0", 163) with numerous measurings, benchmarks and ratings

The Kodak Ektra will be released in December and will cost £449

A camera that makes calls, or a phone with a superior snapper? Kodak’s Ektra isn’t really either