Flintu's SideKick is an everyday carry which could save you and your smartphone
Recorded on December 29, 2017. Just a flight away from China’s hardware epicentre, Australia’s hardware startups are revving-up. Flintu is the latest hardware startup to emerge from Sydney’s booming ecosystem, a pocket-sized gadget capable of coming to your smartphone’s rescue in those tough moments.
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