The Punkt. MC02 will be among the first phones to run Apostrophy OS, the latest platform to promise users full control over their personal data. I’m PCMag’s Managing Editor for Consumer Electronics ...

We love talking about phones here at T3, but I must admit it can often fall into the trap of talking about them only as a binary decision. Do you go for the best Android phones? Or the best iPhones?

Punkt is a Swiss company that makes products featuring minimalist design and features, including an alarm clock, USB charger, and a simple line of cellphones including the Punkt MP01 and MP02. But ...

Powered by Gigs, Punkt.’s new mobile plan is available exclusively for its MC02 phone, one of the first to offer users more control over their data via Apostrophy OS. I’m a mobile writer at PCMag, ...

Nothing’s hardware design certainly makes the phone stand out, and the switch to a tough plastic rear cover gives the (2a) a lighter feel without compromising too much on quality. Nothing’s OS ...

Apostrophy AG, a software startup founded by mobile industry veterans, is headed to Davos this week to unveil a smartphone operating system that puts privacy first. Also read: Fitbit Sense 2 review: A ...

There is a new Swiss startup out there, and it’s looking to compete with Google and Apple with its privacy-focused OS. The company’s name is Apostrophy, and it wants to charge you a subscription fee.

LAS VEGAS—Punkt. is not here to punk you about your privacy. The Swiss company at CES today announced the MC02, the first smartphone to run Apostrophy OS, a new platform based on the open-source ...

Punkt.’s new phone, the MC02, now comes with its own mobile network. The company has announced a new Punkt.-branded mobile service, which is available exclusively to MC02 users. The new plans are ...