Kyocera promised that an SDK for its dual-screen Echo smartphone would be coming soon when it announced it last month, and it's now delivered that and more. It's just kicked off a full-fledged Android ...

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Kyocera today announced the DuraForce Pro, its new rugged Android phone. The DuraForce is positioned as a significantly upgraded replacement for both the DuraForce and the Brigadier models, and comes ...

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kyocera, a global leader in mobile rugged devices, announced today that it was validated by Google as an Android Enterprise Gold Partner. Kyocera reached Gold status by ...

Microsoft filed suit against Kyocera this afternoon, alleging that the Japanese electronics company’s Android-based smartphones infringe on the Redmond company’s patents. The suit, filed in U.S.

Kyocera said at the fall CTIA show that it will release a Google Android handset in 2010 and LTE devices in 2011. Kent was a senior managing editor at CNET News. A veteran of CNET since 2003, he ...

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The Kyocera Rise Android 4.0 smartphone is available at Virgin Mobile starting today for $99.99. The Kyocera Rise Android 4.0 smartphone is available at Virgin Mobile starting today for $99.99. Dan ...

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Kyocera is continuing with its mission to make tough (often affordable) phones. The company's latest rugged device is the Torque G02, which Kyocera claims is the first sea water-resistant smartphone.

Microsoft and Japanese electronics maker Kyocera have settled their smartphone patent dispute. Microsoft sued Kyocera in U.S. federal court in Seattle in March, seeking damages and an injunction ...