While smartphone companies make headlines with increasingly larger devices that allegedly increase productivity on work, a Switzerland-based phone company has debuted its own innovation: a phone that ...
Walk down the sidewalk of any major city and it's likely you'll see the same exact scene: Masses of people staring down at their phones instead of interacting with other living, breathing humans. At ...
To cash in on the growing anxiety that we are fast becoming a bunch of Wi-Fi-enabled cyborgs, the marketplace has spawned a new consumer category: products to free you from the crushing grip of always ...
The Swiss minimal phone pioneer Punkt is back with another model, the MC03. The new handset continues Punkt's focus on privacy, security and digital minimalism. If you've never seen Punkt's MP01 and ...
I'm a happy iPhone user and have been ever since I gave up my quixotic preoccupation with Blackberries. Still, I also long, sometimes, for the pre-smartphone era. A time when phones were used mainly ...
A Swiss company has made a phone that will allow you to make calls and respond to texts. And it is hard to believe in this day and age, when smartphones are on the verge of taking over our daily lives ...
We were introduced to Swiss company Punkt’s MP01 phone during the recent minimalist phone trend, which brought us the new wave of “dumbphones” that do nothing but call and text. Now the company has ...
Smartphone notifications can take over our lives. They have the ability destroy "me time," a work-free night out with friends or a simple half-an-hour episode of a favourite TV programme. Punkt, a ...
Swiss consumer electronics and design company Punkt has been selling a line of simple phones with barebones design and features for a few years. But it turns out that before building the Punkt MP01 ...
Simply named MP02, Punkt's information about the phone is kept to a minimum (totally on brand) as they're not quite ready to highlight all the details, but they do note that the MP02 will be a ...
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