Kyocera Echo

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The Kyocera Echo features an innovative design with not one, but two, screens. The Echo is the first dual-touchscreen smartphone to hit the market

The Echo attempts a bold design innovation, unfortunately the phone’s two screens don’t work together well enough to create something greater than the sum of the parts.

The Kyocera Echo makes the most of its two screens with the ability to run two apps at the same time, as well as special apps that leverage both displays.

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The Kyocera Echo features an innovative design with not one, but two, screens. The Echo is the first dual-touchscreen smartphone to hit the market - Page 4

The Kyocera Echo is a new Android smartphone has two displays and allows users to choose how they want to use them. The Kyocera Echo won our best multitasking/simultasking smartphone award at CTIA 2011 and is now available for purchase at your local Sprint store. We have all of the information you need about this […]

If there ever was a phone you shouldn't buy without doing your homework, the Kyocera Echo is it.  It brings something new and different, but that doesn't always mean something new, different

Will the dual-screen form factor rise above the Android masses?

In all honesty, I don't know what to make of the Kyocera Echo for Sprint except to say that it's the second coming of the Motorola MPx. The circa-2004 MPx was a Windows Mobile phone with a dual-hinged clamshell design, a touchscreen, and about a million buttons. On paper, MPx could do it all, from flip phone convenience to touchscreen precision to full QWERTY ease of typing. In reality...