Nextbit Robin, Android Phone with the 'Storage' 132 GB

Nextbit Robin (kickstarter)

Jakarta - Nextbit finally actually launched its first mobile phone on 1st September. Robin titled phone is launched via Kickstarter, and has a total of 132 GB of storage.

However, storage of it is certainly not all available internally, but only 32 GB are available internally. While 100 GB are available in the cloud, in the cloud storage alias. Why, what's the difference compared to other phones?

Storage in the cloud is called by Nextbit already integrated with the operating system. That is, the OS used - Android Marshmallow - will move all the data in the phone storage to the cloud, so that users will never run out of storage.

The system can detect any data or applications that have not used by mobile phone users, then the data is moved to the cloud. But everything that may be required by the user, will remain in the internal storage.

Nextbit provide 100 GB cloud storage for free for all users Robin, and users have to spend extra money if cloud storage of 100 GB was considered insufficient.

Nextbit Robin has a 5.2-inch 1080p screen, and use the Snapdragon processor 808 with 3 GB RAM. There is also a 13-megapixel rear camera with a phase detection autofocus and dual-tone flash. While the front camera has a resolution of 5 megapixels.


Further features are USB-C port to charge the battery, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, WiFi a / b / g / n / ac and LTE connectivity. There is also a fingerprint sensor, stereo speakers on the front of the phone, as well as 2680 mAh battery

In Kickstarter, Nextbit fix the price of USD 299 for the first 1,000 subscribers, and after that the price will go up to USD 349. Meanwhile, when later Robin already available at retailers, the price will be $ 399.

Nextbit itself is a company fronted by a number of former employees of Apple, Google, Amazon, and HTC. And they took Foxconn to manufacture Robin.

Robin first phase will begin shipping in January 2016, while Phase 2 is scheduled in February 2016