Kyocera Wireless highlighted some of the real-world features of its mobile devices at this year’s CES event, features that have allowed the company to find a growing niche in the domestic space.
Those features include ruggedized construction for its Torque line of smartphones available through Sprint, as well as waterproof models through its Hydro line available through Sprint, Verizon Wireless, Boost Mobile, U.S. Cellular and soon via T-Mobile US. Kyocera Wireless’ director of marketing John Chier set down with RCR Wireless News at the CES event to discuss the handset maker’s ability to grow market share in the ultra-competitive domestic device space, as well as taking a look at how the company differentiates itself in the market.
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