Unpluq: The startup that makes your smartphone less of a distraction - YES!Delft
First' Carbon Fiber Smartphone Developed by German Startup | Plastics Technology
Chinese NEV Startup Nio Launches First Smartphone Designed to Connect With Its Cars
Startup Uses Anamorphic Lenses to Improve Smartphone Image Quality | PetaPixel
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What Tesla Motors did with cars, this Sequoia-backed startup aims to do with smartphones
How Smartphone And Startup Boom Is Pushing Foreign Firms To India
The Finnish mobile startup comprising of a group of ex-Nokia employees launched Jolla, a smartphone that runs the new Sailfish OS
This Startup's Flagship Smartphone Pays You | PCMag
Smartphone Startup Nothing Raises $100 Million To Build The Apple Of Android
Android creator's startup raises $300 million, first smartphone due soon | Arab News
Smartphone startups put privacy first – DW – 02/14/2020
NZ startup launches the minimalist BoringPhone anti-smartphone on Kickstarter - NotebookCheck.net News
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New King of Tech Startups: Smartphone Maker Xiaomi Raises $1.1 Billion at $45 Billion Valuation - Vox
Indian Startup Now Let's You Be Able To Buy A Smartphone For RM30 - WORLD OF BUZZ
Realme GT3: Chinese firm claims smartphone can charge in 9 minutes
World's first' foldable smartphone unveiled by Chinese startup
Nothing's first phone will be released this summer | TechCrunch
Could this Dubai startup have produced the world's thinnest smartphone? - Wamda
Indian smartphone startup Creo releases more details about its new take on Android | TechCrunch
