E-ink Phone Novels & Stories

The back cover appeared ordinary at first glance. Worn leather. Cracked corners. Age. Then she pressed against one edge. A click sounded. A hidden compartment sprang open. Silence filled the room. Inside rested a phone. Tiny. Older than modern smartphones. A compact satellite device, no larger than a wallet. The screen glowed softly. Incoming call. No number. No name. Just a single word. HOME Nobody breathed. The phone rang again. And again. The sound seemed unreal. Like something dug out of a grave.

"Gideon it is too advance for me. I just need a phone for call with a keypad preferably. Not a fudging touch screen." "Love those things are phased out already. Look we will buy this phone then I'll teach you how to use it. Just for calls and messages okay? I just need to keep in touch with you wherever you are love. I want you to be reachable at all times to know that you are safe. Please?" "I will not win this one am I?"

It was odd because my phone worked with satellite. "Soren, call the mansion and have the kappas detain Tasha Wells,” I said, and he took out his phone. Watching him daily, I knew something was wrong with my phone. “No network?" Gilbert asked, and I looked at him. "An Ink-telecom chip was placed in your phone upon your arrest. I guess Isabella has resulted to the last option,” he said, and I waited for him.

Eric said. “Like this.” I pulled my phone out to show them. It was turned off months ago since there was no electricity in Hammerhorn for me to charge it. “Where are the buttons?” Eric asked. “It’s a touch screen.” I turned on my cell phone to show them how it worked. “That is so cool,” Dave exclaimed. They were astonished as if they were staring at a gadget from the future. “Where did you get that?” “I’m a newcomer,” I replied. “I got it for free when I got summoned here.”

These help them keep contact and coordinate with their teammates better and also communicate back to HQ if they needed help or found something interesting. People took one to the device immediately. Everyone from guilds, families, armies, companies, or even a man at work talking to his wife at home had Eckos. In the first year, they sold over 4 billion of these devices and still had outrageous demand. The devices were cheap, only a few hundred Libras, and most people could afford it. The Falling Stardust made so many Libras that their yearly income rivaled the great 6. The king had waved tributes as payment for the magic tower system; they did however had to pay 10% of their annual profit to

Priscilla joined with eyes full of admiration. Lydia bit her tongue, unable to join in the conversation. The new Alpha Tech phone and computer called 'Waves' has always been popular since the announcement of production. Everything about the devices was attractive and tempting; even laymen would appreciate them due to their enhanced basic functions and high resolution.

The little maid put her hand in front of her and invited Nicko to follow her. The brown-haired youth was led to a class A cell phone display case close to where the first server. In and dapper man stood. “This is sir, in this storefront we provide sophisticated cellphones with large capacities. You can choose with the features that suit you. This is one of the newest releases that has a power saver, very suitable for those who work outdoors and have high mobility. While this one is suitable for having above average camera features, it is perfect for those of you who have a hobby of photography,” she explained.

I notice that the wallpaper is like the wallpaper on my phone, a picture of a couple with the Eiffel Tower on its background. "I tapped into your phone's system so all the files, contacts, and applications in your phone are also in the system of that IPad. From now on, you'll get rid of your phone and use that one instead. You don't have to worry about phone calls because an earring with a nano-earpiece device is provided, here," He fishes something out from his robe's pocket and shows his palm where an earring with a blue heart-shaped diamond is resting. The earring is just big enough to be seen even when my hair is not tied up.

It’s a small price to pay in exchange for my dignity. I turn it on, the screen glowing as it boots up. It’s a lot fancier than the phone that met the floor of the Norbury packhouse- the latest model with all the bells and whistles. As I scroll through the pre-loaded apps, I realize that there’s already a contact programmed in. Chase.

He nodded at Ekko. Ekko straightened, frowning at her screen. "The Motsta R900? No, I don't know what that is." Silas held up his hand to forestall Chayan from saying anything else. Motsta. Why did Silas know that word? "The Motsta R900 is a new line of disposable phone," Ekko muttered, no doubt reading the chat reply out loud. "Yeah? What's so great about them?" Silas toggled his screens so he could see the chat as well as the name clicked into place. He'd used Motsta disposable phones a few times in Europe. It was a small, Swedish company if his memory served.