In December, the CNET Reviews team tested the YotaPhone 2 and gave it three stars out of five. While the device's second screen was called "wonderfully novel," CNET's Andrew Hoyle said that the device is too expensive for customers looking for a high-end device. Yota Devices has not said exactly when the handset will launch for those who don't want to buy the YotaPhone 2 through Indiegogo. On its website, the company said only that it'll be available in North America this summer. Yota Devices did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The dock comes nine months after the debut of Apple's latest iPhones, and enters a crowded market that already includes multiple third-party docks, Unlike previous docks, this new version has a raised bump and flat surface to accommodate both models of the new iPhone, The raised bump should allow you to easily place dock your iPhone even if insignia - protective case for apple iphone 7 plus and 8 plus - transparent black it has a case, It has a lightning port for a connection to an outlet, as well as an audio line-out port for headphones, The new accessory will cost $39 and is available today..

Redemption moves us more than mere success. The knowledge that once someone wasn't too likable and now has worked their way beneath our pores is uplifting and glorious. It's something Microsoft seems to be working hard at. Ever since Satya Nadella became CEO, the company's rather chilly, defensive countenance has vanished. In its place has been a peculiar serenity and a startling willingness to acknowledge others. Suddenly, Microsoft thought nothing of featuring MacBooks on its Facebook page. Suddenly, ads that told people they'd be college failures if they used an iPad dissipated into the ether.

The new Microsoft not only wants to play with others, it insignia - protective case for apple iphone 7 plus and 8 plus - transparent black wants to amuse others too, The tech giant has just released some new ads for Lumia, The star is Cortana, And, though the ads are by no means revolutionary, they just might raise a chuckle or two, This would be known as progress, The idea behind the campaign is simple, If you don't let Cortana remind you of the things you need to do, you might just make a mess, In one, a woman arrives home to find a strange, hairy man in the kitchen, This is not her husband, However, it's her husband's fault, If only he'd told Cortana to remind his wife that he'd let the plumber in..

In another, startup employees are doing what startup employees normally do: behave like 3-year-olds and not work. Suddenly men in suits come by. Oh, if only someone had told Cortana to remind them that those myopic, grasping people known as investors were in town. A third features a children's birthday party. Dad forgot to get a cake and tries to get away with a ham. Yes, a ham. The last features a local weather man whose timekeeping might be less accurate than even his weather forecasts. Not for a second am I suggesting that these are the greatest ads ever made. But here's Microsoft embracing a touch of wit and humanity, as well as a refreshing simplicity.