The 2nd Generation of Yota Phone is here and this time it comes with the Kitkat 4.4 Android OS along with the E ink specialty. The best part of this device is it comes with the stunning looks along with the powerful specs and features and clubbed with the 5 inches of much needed screen. So let’s check out on what are the specs and features of this Dual Screen smartphone from Yota which was the highlight in 2014 version of Mobile World Congress.
Specs and Features of 2nd Generation Yota Phone 2:
To start off, Yota Phone comes with the 5 inches of HD AMOLED Screen which has the resolution of 1280 x 1080p along with the 4.7 inches of EPD touch screen at the back with the resolution of 960 x 540p. Along with Kitkat 4.4 Android OS, this device is powered with 2.3GHz of Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor. In terms of camera, this device coms with the 8MP of rear facing camera and at the front this one has a 2MP of shooter.
In terms of dimensions, this comes with the 8.9mm thickness along with the weight of 140 grams. In terms of other features, this device comes with the 4G LTE Support, 3G, WIFI 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac support along with the Bluetooth 4.0 and A-GPS capabilities. With respect to memory, this one comes with the 2GB of RAM along with 32GB of internal memory. Not to forget, this device also comes with the 2550mAH of Battery. For your reference, we have also mentioned the detailed specs and features below;
- 5 inches of AMOLED Screen with Multi Touch Capability, (1280 x 1080p),
- 4.7 inches of rear screen with EPD Full Touch capability, (960 x 540p),
- 2.3Ghz of Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 Processor,
- 2GB RAM,
- Internal memory of 32GB,
- 4G LTE Capability,
- 8MP of Rear Facing Camera with LED Flash,
- 2MP of front facing camera,
- 144 x 69.5 x 8.9 mm; Weight – 140g,
- KitKat 4.4 Android OS,
- FM Radio, 3.5mm headset audio jack,
- 2550mAh of Battery Life,
- Black and White color options
Price and Availability:
The pricing of this Yota Phone 2 is around $299 and will be available for purchase around December, 02, 2014.
