Meet The First 'Cloud-First' Smartphone - 'Robin'.

Nextbit company run by Android veterans has come with a unusual idea which is on the paper for now. The product of this company named 'Robin' will be first 'cloud-first' smartphone. This device automatically backs up content on cloud means you will probably never run out of storage on your device. You already have 32GB internal storage but sometimes that isn't enough so this device backs up the content whether it is music, videos, pictures or apps on cloud whenever it detects that device is running out of space. You will have 100GB private box on cloud server.

There is a reason why company claims it as a 'smarter smartphone'. It actually studies how you use your smartphone. It looks at the apps which you constantly use and whenever it detects you are not using app anymore it uploads it to the cloud where you can still access it later by just connecting to the internet. Whenever you are connected to the WiFi, it automatically backs up your data on cloud.

Specs :

- OS : Android Lollipop or Marshmallow
- Processor : 2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 808
- RAM : 3GB
- Display : 5.2-inch Full HD
- Battery : 2680 mAh
- Memory : 32GB internal storage, 100GB cloud
- 13-megapixel rear camera with dual LED flash
- 5-megapixel front facing camera
- Connectivity : Bluetooth 4.0 / NFC / GPS, WiFi
- Fingerprint sensor

Robin is available for purchase with $500,000 funding goal. First 1,000 backers will get this smartphone for $299. Others will have to pay $349 to get this smartphone and delivery is estimated by February 2016.