Nextbit Robin

The Nextbit Robin is the first 'cloud-first' mobile that promises you'll never run out of storage, but there's a whole host of other problems this phone has yet to fix

The Robin wants you to be able to keep all your apps, photos, and videos.

Crowd-funded smartphone is thin, capable, has a decent camera and excellent fingerprint scanner, for a mid-range price

With an overall DxOMark Mobile score of 81, the Nextbit Robin records well-exposed images in many situations. Featuring a 13Mp rear camera, good detail is preserved in both outdoor and low-light conditions, with indoor shots displaying a fine but visible grain noise. Combine that with well-exposed flash pictures and fast autofocus, the Nextbit Robin is a good choice for smartphone photographers seeking quality indoor shots.

The Nextbit Robin is a phone that, literally, has its head up in the clouds but is cloud-first really the way forward for mobile devices? Let's find out.

We had a chance to shoot with the Nextbit Robin and check how it performs as a mobile photography device.

Something is different about the Nextbit Robin. This isn't your usual new company showing up with bold claims that the mobile industry will go through a

A cloud-based phone to solve your storage woes?

TechnoBuffalo reviews the Nextbit Robin.

This smartphone has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 808, 3GB of LPDDR3 memory, Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac [2.4 and 5 GHz dual-band], with Bluetooth 4.0 LE, 4G LTE Cat 4, NFC support, USB 3.0 Gen1 SuperSpeed [5 Gbps] with Type-C connector…zzzz…..zzzzzzz……zzzzzzzzzzzzz….. The Nextbit …

Nextbit’s Robin is the beginning of a curious new age for Android devices. The company’s first smartphone is a darling of Kickstarter crowdfunding, quickly blowing through its funding goal late last year, and establishing itself as a hot device amongst tech-savvy consumers. Now, the phone is here and it’s time to figure out if the […]

Nextbit Robin is a decent device that looks and works a bit differently from most other phones in the market

Can slick design and seamless backups make the Robin fly?

And now for something completely different

Nextbit's new Android phone has a great look and concept, but by trying too hard to be different, it gets in its own way.