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Nextbit Robin's technical support stopped by parent company Razer

NextBit Robin owners whose units who are currently being processed for warranty issues will be contacted via email and Razer will ensure that they are processed to completion.

The Nextbit Robin is getting a software upgrade to Android 7.1.1

Nextbit's Robin cloud-based smartphone is now receiving software updates that will upgrade the smartphone to the latest Google Android 7.1.1 version.

Razer acquires cloud based startup Nextbit

Gaming company Razer has officially brought Nextbit, the company behind the cloud based Android smartphone, Robin. While there are no details around the financial deal but according to a report, there is a decent equity portion to it.

Nextbit Robin with 100GB cloud storage launched in India at Rs 19,999

Nextbit has finally launched Robin, cloud-connected smartphone in the India for an asking price of Rs 19,999.

Govt grants regulatory approval for Nextbit Robin to be sold in India

It been quite some time since Nextbit launched its Robin smartphone internationally. So it is a bit strange as to why the smartphone took so long to get to India. Turns out the company was held back thanks to a couple of approvals, and the same was granted today.

Nextbit's Robin to debut in India by April-end

Nextbit is a San Francisco-based phone company that launched a good looking device called Robin with the promise of unlimited storage

Nextbit Robin cloud-based smartphone shipments to begin 16 February

At CES 2016, Nextbit Chief Designer Scott Croyle stated that all the Nextbit Robin kickstarter backers will receive the smartphone starting February 16.

Nextbit Robin, a new smartphone promising unlimited storage now up for pre-order

Nextbit's Robin, a smartphone which promises to offer unlimited storage on your phone thanks to cloud connectivity, is up for pre-order on its Kickstarter page. The Robin can be pre-ordered for $399 (approx Rs 26,000) and you can ship it to India at an additional $70 (approx Rs 4,600).

Former Google and Apple employees gearing up to launch 'Nextbit' smartphone on 1 September

US based company Nextbit, which consists of former Google, Apple, Amazon, and HTC employees, plan to unveil its first Android smartphone on September 1st. The device is said to be priced in the 'premium tier' of smartphones between $300 and $400.

Nextbit Baton app brings iOS-like Continuity features to Android