Field workers, outdoor sports participants, and those with extremely active lifestyles often end up destroying powerful touchscreen smartphones. Sonim will soon be launching the Sonim XP7 Extreme that ...

Sonim's rugged XP7 Android smartphone is as tough as they get. This handset tackles the elements and all your communication needs in one, heavy duty package. The Sonim XP7 is for a very specific set ...

Rugged phones are unsurprisingly very popular amongst the most active people out there. It’s not a new concept, by any means, just not a concept that everyone knows about. We’ve seen quite a few of ...

Sonim’s first two Android 4.4 LTE ultra-rugged smartphones will launch in Canada – the XP7 will debut October 20 on Bell and TELUS and later in November there will be the XP6 model, which will feature ...

Just days after AT&T made available the XP6, its creators are already coming out with a successor. But instead of appealing to active sports enthusiasts through the usual commercial channels, Sonim ...

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Sonim has just unveiled the "world's most rugged LTE/Wi-Fi/Android smartphone" with its new XP7 Extreme, featuring a 4-inch 800x480 "glove touchscreen" and oh-so-much more. The company has taken to ...

Sure this isn’t a specs powerhouse, no super high resolution screen and just a 4″ screen, but this is a phone meant to be in a tough environment, places you’re more than likely not going to be ...

We have featured a number of rugged mobile phones from smartphone maker Sonim, and now the company is taking to crowd funding to launch what it called the world’s most rugged Android smartphone, Sonim ...

The Sonim XP7 is a rugged phone made to withstand a lot of punishment, and while it does cost a pretty penny, it might be worth the investment if your particular lifestyle demands a phone of this ...

The XP7 runs a completely stock version of Android 4.4 KitKat. That means the lock screen supports the usual set of passwords and other protections. There's one added shortcut on the lock screen, and ...