World’s Smallest Touch Screen Phone Vphone S8 launched at $30 with 1.54″ Display

Have you ever been irritated with the big Smartphones? Sometimes it is irritating when you get continuous messages or calls and each time you have to pull the smartphone out of the pocket and answer it. Many smartwatches can solve this issue to some extent but with this new Vphone S8 which is launched today is claimed to be World’s smallest touch screen phone with a 1.54-inch display, it would become easier for the users.

Vphone S8 is compatible with Android as well as iOS Smartphones and the company is working to bring its compatibility for other platforms also. This device can be paired with any the smartphone via Bluetooth, and the user can answer or make a call if the smartphone is successfully paired. The user can also read and reply SMS and use other social networking apps from smartphone remotely.

This device is also capable of giving all round protection of the health with its built-in motion chip, and that records the consumption of each calorie, and there is a second generation heart rate monitor to keep and check on the heartbeat. The device will go on sale at $30 and will be available in Silver and Black color variants.

Coming to the technical specifications, the Vphone S8 comes with a 1.54-inch touch screen display with 2.5D curved glass screen with brushed metal frame and Aluminum-magnesium alloy body. There are navigations buttons placed on the side of the device and supports one Mini SIM. There is 128MB of ROM on the board while there is 64MB of RAM. This also supports 8GB of T-Flash memory to store more data if required.

There is an FM radio and other connectivity options like Bluetooth v4.0, 5 PIN USB, USB 2.0, Light-sensor and few other sensors are also included. There is a 380mAh battery on the back and weighs 30 grams in weight and measures 46.7 mm x 37.3 mm x 9.9 mm.

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