We still don’t know either this’ll be the “attention first” shown off during Sprint’s event later currently, though in light of a WSJ’s report, we certainly wouldn’t be surprised. A discerning check of Sprint’s site now shows the hit for the Kyocera Echo, described as “the first dual-touchscreen smartphone” which offers the “pivot hinge” design with the maximum of 4.7 inches of total screen genuine estate while still being “pocket-friendly.” No other sum have been offering — as well as a link to the Echo product page is passed right right away — but it’s an interesting tidbit nonetheless.

[Thanks, Leighton and Dave G.]

Via Engadget