Geeksphone, the Spanish startup responsible for the first smartphones to run Mozilla’s Firefox OS, has started teasing the release of a new device named the Revolution. It’s an intriguing phone too, ...

At the end of November 2013, Geeksphone teased the forthcoming release of a new phone, called the Revolution. Why the dramatic name? It wasn’t clear at the time, but it was eventually revealed the ...

The Revolution comes with a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, a 4.7-inch screen, and either Google Android or Mozilla's browser-based mobile OS. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote ...

The Spanish company's new Firefox OS phone will include a "high-performance processor" and can run Google's Android operating system, too. The company hints it could use an Intel processor. Stephen ...

Geeksphone has been working with Mozilla on Firefox OS handsets since the operating system’s developer preview was in the works, and the company’s Peak and Keon smartphones offer solid specs and ...

If you’ve ever wanted a smartphone that could run both Android and Firefox OS, you’re in luck. Geeksphone is now accepting orders for the Revolution, the first commercial handset to do just that.

One of the few phones on the market which officially support more than just one OS, the Geeksphone Revolution just received a price cut and support for one of the most popular derivatives of Android-- ...

Spanish smartphone startup Geeksphone has OS updates in the pipe for its Revolution handset — which differentiates itself from other Android handsets by offering the user the option to download and ...