We finally saw the Robot Phone move.
Honor’s gimbal-equipped smartphone is here at MWC, and unlike at CES, it’s actually turned on. I got to see the phone unfold, look around, and dance to Imagine Dragons, and Honor has promised me I should see a few new demos on its booth tomorrow. [Media: https://www.instagram.com/reels/DVWZpnNj5PS/]
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