The robot's smartphone core allows it to carry out a range of tasks, from snapping and sharing images to (soon) controlling smart home appliances like Sharp's Aquos Android TVs and air conditioners.

Most phones look very similar these days, but Sharp doesn’t want to follow the crowd with a phone it has announced is now available. It’s called the RoBoHon, and it takes the concept of a modern ...

I didn’t think I wanted my phone to be shaped like a chunky robot shaped like a human. Phones are already getting big enough these days. But tell me you don’t want a bipedal robot phone after watching ...

Sharp’s newly announced RoBoHoN seems like a gadget coming straight out of those April Fool’s Day pranks. And so after giving myself a few slaps in the face and checking multiple calendars, I realized ...

From the country that brought you pretty much every crazy robot you’ve ever seen, Sharp on Tuesday showed off a prototype robot that doubles as a smartphone—or is that a smartphone in the form of a ...

Sharp has launched a new smartphone that looks like a robot, the device walks around and can read you your messages called Sharp Robohon. We first saw Robohon last year when the device was in the ...

If you've been waiting for a price drop for Sharp's super adorable robot phone, your wait is sort of over. As of October 6th, you can get a RoBoHon for 138,000 yen (excluding tax) which is about ...

RoboHon, Sharp’s dubiously useful but definitely adorable phone that walks around on two legs and projects you happy images when you’re sad and alone in your bedroom, is actually making its way to ...

A few months back, we brought you news of Sharp’s RoboHon, which played up Japan’s fascination with robots on a much smaller scale. The RoboHon is capable of walking, standing up, sitting down and ...

Japan’s Sharp will launch in May a smartphone that’s built into a humanoid robot. Or is it a humanoid robot with a built-in smartphone? The Robohon is said to be the world’s first mobile robotic phone ...

Japan will be always mean samurais, anime, sushi and robots, and Sharp Corp. took serious steps to bank on the last category. Last year in October, the company revealed a 7.5-inch-tall walking, ...