The first dual-touchscreen smartphone, the Kyocera Echo, has been launched in all Sprint retail channels, including the on web and via telesales. The innovative Android device will be available for $199.99 (excluding taxes) with a new two-year service agreement or eligible upgrade. Featuring two high-resolution 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen displays connected by a durable, patent-pending Super Copper Alloy “pivot hinge,” the Kyocera Echo smartphone allows users to use both displays independently, side-by-side or combined to form a tablet-like experience with 800 x 960 pixels in a 4.7-inch (diagonal) display. The Kyocera Echo device also folds up easily into a pocket-friendly single-screen configuration.

Cricket and Kyocera introduces the Kyocera Rio mobile phone. Demonstrating the wireless carrier's commitment to providing cost-conscious yet high-function mobile phones, the Kyocera Rio Smartphone will be available starting today for a suggested retail price of $129.99 in Cricket-branded retail stores, select dealers and via the Cricket website. Weighing in at just over 3 ounces, the compact Kyocera Rio Smartphone packs a stellar 2.8" QVGA full touchscreen display and the new My Home Screen with 3 customizable home screens, quick one-touch access icons for messaging, dialer, and scrollable menu and contacts.

Sprint and Kyocera announced the availability of the Kyocera Echo dual-touchscreen Smartphone, on April 17 in all Sprint retail channels. The innovative Kyocera Echo Android Smartphone will retail for $199.99 (excludes taxes) with a new 2 year service agreement or eligible upgrade. Consumers can reserve the Kyocera Echo Smartphone via the company's website and be among of the first to get their hands on new Android Dual touchscreen Smartphone. The Kyocera Echo Smartphone operates on the Google Android 2.2 operating system.

Kyocera and Virgin Mobile announces the Kyocera S2100 cell phone. Delivering performance with a purpose, the Kyocera S2100 mobile phone offers all the most popular features to take advantage of PayLo’s no-contract plans and is available via the Virgin Mobile site for $39.99. The new Kyocera cell phone will continue to roll out at Virgin Mobile retailers, including Best Buy, Target and RadioShack. Tailored to meet the needs of the voice-centric customer who wants basic data features and does not necessarily need ‘unlimited service,’ the Kyocera S2100 cell phone, coupled with payLo’s 1,500-minute plan is ideal for those who like to “talk the talk” to stay in touch with friends and family.

Kyocera and Sprint announces the first dual-touchscreen Smartphone, Kyocera Echo. The Kyocera Echo is Android Smartphone that features two 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen displays connected by a patent-pending "pivot hinge" that enables the two displays to operate independently, side-by-side or combined to form an oversized 4.7-inch integrated LCD display. Until now, single screen Smartphones could only be used to complete one task at a time, even with limited multitasking capabilities available on some other Smartphones. The Kyocera Echo is a true multimedia Smartphone with innovative new features and a unique design.

Kyocera Communications, provider of Kyocera- and SANYO branded mobile phones, announced the launch of the Kyocera Laylo and Kyocera Domino mobile phones at MetroPCS Communications, the nation's leading provider of unlimited, flat-rate, no-signed-contract wireless communications service. Just in time for the holidays, Kyocera Laylo phone is an eye-catching red “slider phone” with a soft-touch finish and a reflective twist - sliding it open reveals a hidden vanity mirror. The Kyocera Domino handset is a bar-style mobile phone that also comes in red and sports features beyond the norm at its entry-level price point. Both are available in all MetroPCS markets and online via the companies website.

Kyocera Communications, provider of Kyocera and Sanyo branded wireless devices, announce the Torino S2300, the latest in its line of stylish handsets targeting consumers who demand today’s most popular features but aren’t willing to break the bank to get them. In the QWERTY messaging device category, which Kyocera helped launch in 2006, is the Kyocera Torino and its large high-resolution display and full QWERTY keypad.

Kyocera Communications, provider of Kyocera and Sanyo branded wireless devices, announce the Domino S1310, the latest in its line of stylish handsets targeting consumers who demand today’s most popular features but aren’t willing to break the bank to get them. The Kyocera Domino addresses the still-robust segment of the mobile market still focused on value-centric devices primarily designed to make calls and send text messages.

Kyocera Corporation announce the release of the SA001, the world’s thinnest handset, at 11.9mm, for sliding-face mobile phones that are compatible with One-Seg capabilities for the Japanese domestic “au” carrier. The design of the Kyocera SA001 utilizes the company’s technology for reducing the profile size of handsets as seen in previous Kyocera models such as the W44K and K002, combined with the popular success of the previous W61SA sliding-face handset for the au carrier.

Kyocera Corporation announce the release of the K004 Simple Mobile Phone, a new Kyocera-branded mobile phone for the Japanese domestic “au” carrier. The Kyocera K004 is the latest edition to Kyocera’s line of Simple Mobile Phones suited for people who are either new to mobile phone use or have difficulty operating phones with complex functions and interfaces. While further enhancing the visual aspects, audibility, key design and layout, and overall usability, the handset has also been redesigned, realizing a simple yet crisp style.