Already available in 20 markets around the world, YotaPhone is choosing the crowd sourcing service to launch its smartphone into North America, hoping consumers will be interested in the always-on e-paper display.
For the time being, not much else is known about the upcoming campaign, aside from the fact it kicks off next month. You are - however - able to register your email to receive alerts as to when this goes live, though we'll likely announce this here on our site too.
Source: YotaPhone
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