 Our CES coverage is brought to you of course by dbrand. Check out their new prism and grip cases, super protective at the link below. If you're one of those people who is just totally sick of this trend of having bezel-less displays with big notches cut out of the top of them, then why not go the absolute opposite direction and get a flip phone again. This is the Cosmo Communicator by a company called Planet Computers and it is frankly an absolute brick. But hear me out, you've got dual displays, one on the outside and another one on the inside, accompanied by a full QWERTY keyboard with actual keys. Typing like this is a little difficult for my hands to reach to the middle, but it is doable. But if you set it down on a table and if you use just one finger on each hand, you can actually get pretty good. And we're way beyond phone territory and getting closer into laptop category. So the difference between the Gemini and the Communicator, which is the upcoming one, is this outer screen. So what you've got here is your standard Android fare when it comes to notifications. It's an OLED screen. Notifications come by in either portrait or landscape mode. It does rotate. Unfortunately, this is just a demo, so it's not responsive to me and I can't actually interact with it. But you can see it's full color. Maybe it's a battery drain, but you do have a 4,220 milliamp hour battery on this puppy, which I would expect at about 300 grams. I would hope it has good battery life. Opening it up, you do have a six-inch display, which is, I guess, always going to be in landscape mode. It has a camera that's kind of cut out. You can't really call that one of those cutaway hole punch cameras because it is in the bezel and these bezels are pretty big. And I don't know if you can have a determination on this, but to me, it kind of looks like the screen isn't exactly center. It kind of looks like it's maybe closer to this side than that side, which kind of irks me. But this is really interesting to me because on the one hand, you've got full mobile phones, very small phones like my Pixel 3. And then on the other hand, you've got workstations. Somewhere in the middle of this year, we're going to be seeing these Snapdragon-equipped LTE laptops that run Windows. And now you've got just closer to the phone end of the spectrum, things like this, where I can plop this down on a table when I'm on the train and have a full keyboard experience. Another cool thing about it in closed mode is that you do have your fingerprint sensor here, which you unlock like this, but it actually doesn't matter which orientation you use it because each one of these is a speaker and microphone combined. So you can answer it in any orientation you want. Once it's open, your speakers are on the sides and they are stereo speakers. Something that's really interesting about this phone is that it has not one, but two USB-C ports. So what you can do is maybe be charging your phone and using a USB-C mouse at the same time, or even having a display out using HDMI via USB-C. Specs-wise, we're looking at six gigabytes of RAM and a MediaTek P70 processor, which is an eight-core processor at two gigahertz each per core, which is about 50% faster than the old Gemini model from last year, which had 10 cores, but some of them were a lot slower. Storage-wise, this is a 128 gigabyte device, but it does have expandable storage via microSD card. So if you're looking for a full flip phone that has a complete keyboard that actually is backlit and runs Android 9, then the Cosmo Communicator might be your next phone. And of course, thank you again to dbrand, the world's grippiest phone case, and 65% thinner than the first generation, under two millimeters thin. It's Linus-proof. It has, what? They actually wrote this. It has Linus-proof impact protection. It's a full-body case with easy to customize backplate with one of dbrand's signature skins. Like always, it has extra clicky buttons and super precise cutouts around all the cameras and fingerprint sensors. It's available for flagship iPhone, Samsung, Pixel, and OnePlus phones. And it is available now for all flagship phones, whether they're iPhone, Samsung, Pixels, or for OnePlus. Also on offer is the dbrand Prism. Unlike most plastic impact resistant screen protectors, this puppy is coated with a nano layer of glass give you an OEM feel and has a revolutionary new installation process, making botched screen protectors a thing of the past. Check it out at the link below. So thanks for watching, guys. This is just the beginning of our CES 2019 coverage, so stay tuned. We're here all week.