The orange periscope that smartphone developer HTC sent me for review looks like a bulky ear thermometer but captures images for the eyes. The tiny, easy-to-hold cylindrical handle curved 90 degrees at one end also resembles a mini snorkel, and incidentally it’s waterproof. Despite the HTC label, I’m not talking about a smartphone or even a tablet. The Taiwanese developer sent me for trial use its miniature camera that went on sale in October under the name RE – in caps just like the e-mai...
The orange periscope that smartphone developer HTC sent me for review looks like a bulky ear thermometer but captures images for the eyes. The tiny, easy-to-hold cylindrical handle curved 90 degrees at one end also resembles a mini snorkel, and incidentally it’s waterproof. Despite the HTC label, I’m not talking about a smartphone or even a tablet. The Taiwanese developer sent me for trial use its miniature camera that went on sale in October under the name RE – in caps just like the e-mai...
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