Leica Leitz Phone 1

The first Leica-branded phone is here! The new Leitz Phone 1 is the first handset to bear the iconic red dot logo, and boy does it look good. With a sleek and minimal design like its cameras, the stylish phone has one impressive 20-megapixel, f/1.9 camera on the back, with a 1-inch sensor, which is the biggest you can currently get on a phone. The camera app has also been given a Leica-infused overhaul. There is also a 12.6MP selfie camera on the front. Other specs include a 6.6in OLED screen with 240Hz refresh rate, a Snapdragon 888 processor, IP68 waterproofing, 12GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, a microSD slot, and a 5,000mAh battery. The phone is currently available from Softbank in Japan, with no word on international availability just yet.

Katim R01 Ultra-Secure Smartphone

Cybersecurity firm DarkMatter have launched a mobile phone touted to be the first ultra-secure smartphone in the world that has been specially designed to withstand extreme field conditions. Katim R01 features maximum protection against mobile security threats, it uses active physical and real-time monitoring to detect intrusions, which trigger the device to wipe user’s data, and for confidential discussions, the phone´s "shield mode" securely cuts off ...
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DBRAND TEARDOWN PHONE SKINS

The awesome Dbrand Teardown Phone Skins offer a unique peek into your phone's hardware, bringing X-ray vision to your device. Collaborating with JerryRigEverything's Zack Nelson, renowned for his teardown videos, these skins provide a skin-deep view of your phone's internals. Compatible with the latest models like the iPhone 15, Samsung Galaxy S23, and OnePlus 10 Pro, these skins use cutting-edge scanning technology for intricate internal scans. The l...
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Light Flip Phone

The flip phone is making a comeback, but not because Light wants to recreate the early 2000s. The Light Flip uses the familiar folding format to make a modern phone that is deliberately less demanding, keeping the tools people genuinely need while leaving out social media, advertising, infinite feeds, and most of the distractions built into a conventional smartphone. Opening the phone reveals a physical T9 keypad, directional controls, and a 2.8-inch matt...
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