Raising a pet means paw parents’ phones must be filled with their fur babies’ photos. To provide an apt example, an Instagram ...

Cat Phones has also drop-tested the S52 on every side and corner 30 times from 1.5 metres (5 feet) onto a concrete surface. Mid-range specs and price .

Bullitt Group, the global licensee of the Caterpillar name for use on cellphones and accessories, launched its first Cat-brand ruggedized cellphone for use on the Verizon network.. The company’s ...

Caterpillar continues its venture into the cell phone market by launching the Cat S50c smartphone. The S50c, which meets U.S. military standards, offers push-to-talk connectivity and operates on ...

Ruggedized smartphones may fill a niche, but apparently a rather profitable one. That’s why Cat Phones is following up the B15 with the Cat S50, a smartphone designed to survive... #CatPhones # ...

Cat S40 Review: The Monster Truck of Phones The sturdy Cat S40 is a waterproof and drop-proof Android phone, but its poor cameras and slow performance disappoint.

Overall, the camera performance in the Cat S61 is on a par with budget phones like the Moto G6 Plus, and we can’t help feeling it should be a bit better. Warranty, price, and availability.

Up until now CAT phones were only available in Europe but it now seems they have arrived on US shores. If you do want one then don’t head down to Best Buy or your local AT&T shop ...

Wireless features include GPS, dual-band 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi and Buetooth 4.1 and support for 4G LTE Cat 4 cellular connections, as well as HSPA, GSM, GPRS, and Edge. via Cat Phones. Support Liliputing ...

But Cat-branded phones aren’t actually built by Caterpillar – the brand is licensed to a company called Bullitt Mobile, a white label company that makes phones for niche audiences, ...

The rugged S62 Pro from Cat Phones offers a built-in Flir thermal imaging camera and sells for $699. Other specs include a 5.7-inch display, Snapdragon 660 processor, and a 4,000mAh battery.

While his owner holds their cell phone, Riki paws away at the screen. In the video below, it’s all cat content. He pauses on a post to watch another fluffier kitty eat kibbles, but otherwise ...