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Do you have your smartphone in a wallet box? Here we have the opposite of this solution. The phone KY-O1L of the Japanese operator NTT Docomo is so small that it stays in the wallet for a wallet. Thus, it will be the thinnest phone in the world, although there is potential disagreement about the epithet. The KY-O1L – manufactured by Kyocera – measures 5.3 millimeters in thickness, which means that the 2016 Motorola Moto Z is slimmer by 0.1 millimeter. In this case, you probably did not think the camera was shooting a bit from the Motorola phone, but the KY-O1L did not even have a camera. Well. Thin and small is still, and the weight of 47 grams is barely equaled.
2.8 inch monochrome screen
The phone has a 2.8-inch monochrome e-ink type screen and also offers 4G connectivity. The battery is 380 mAh, which may seem extremely tight, but on the other hand, the screen will consume virtually no significant energy. The phone is exclusively available via Docomo in Japan and will cost around 2,700 SEK. The Japanese market is certainly very different from the rest of the world when it comes to mobile devices, and it is very difficult to know if there is a demand for such a phone elsewhere. The phone will be released in November.
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