Red Hydrogen One

RED founder Jim Jannard has decided to retire and is shutting down the Hydrogen project.

The RED Hydrogen One's last redeeming feature, powerful modules, have disappeared from the company's website for no reason.

Even if RED only sells a handful of them, the Hydrogen One is one interesting phone with some wild and unique features.

A big part of the Hydrogen One's appeal is its expansive modular system, but none of them are available for the phone's launch.

Now that RED's ambitious first phone is finally available, there are a few things you should consider before deciding on where to buy it from.

The RED Hydrogen One's final release date is still up in the air, but in the meantime, a new infographic gives us a detailed look at the handset.

The Hydrogen One, RED's experimental holographic Android phone, will be sold by AT&T and Verizon later this summer.

As a way to make up for delaying the titanium version of the RED Hydrogen One, people that pre-ordered the model will get another aluminum one for free.

Camera-maker RED had delayed its Hydrogen One smartphone yet again, but the longer wait will allow for an even better camera package.

RED still hasn't released any modules for its poorly received Hydrogen One phone, but we're getting closer with the company sharing a render of its new Lithium camera.