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[TechRepublic] Nextbit Robin makes all other smartphones look dumb

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Nextbit Robin makes all other smartphones look dumb

A new smartphone will soon hit the market and all other devices will officially look dumbed down. Jack Wallen offers his take on Nextbit's Robin phone.

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