The Kickstarter campaign for dTOOR’s second circular smartphone, The Cyrcle Phone 4G LTE with Android 10, is officially over. Christina Cyr, the CEO and founder of dTOOR & The Cyrcle Phone, would like to thank everyone who backed The Cyrcle Phone and made the campaign a success. The team is excited to start the final manufacturing run and deliver The Cyrcle Phone to the backers. dTOOR has all the components in stock to fulfill all the orders received which means the rewards will be delivered well within the predicted timeline.

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The Cyrcle Phone 4G LTE with Android 10, also known as The Cyrcle Phone 2.0, has been live on Kickstarter since August 10, 2021 and is now coming to an end on October 8, 2021 at midnight. These past two months have been a whirlwind of activity for the team and the company is excited to start delivering rewards to backers after a successful campaign.

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The Cyrcle Phone 4G LTE with Android 10, or The Cyrcle Phone 2.0, met the 60-day Kickstarter funding goal within the first 60 hours of the campaign, which launched on August 10, 2021. dTOOR would like to more than double the progress that has been made and aim for $25,000 ($10,000 original goal + $15,000 more). If met, the company will be using the stretch goal funds to produce an even better product for the world to see. The campaign concludes at midnight on October 8, 2021.

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The Cyrcle Phone 4G LTE with Android 10 was launched on August 10, 2021. This was the day CEO Christina Cyr has been working towards for several years. Plenty of time, skill, effort, and hard work were devoted to The Cyrcle Phone 4G. On August 12, 2021, 60 hours after the campaign has launched, dTOOR reached and surpassed its goal of 10,000 USD.

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The White House released an executive order last week urging the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to secure the consumers’ rights to fix their own gadgets, also known as “The Right to Repair” movement. The FTC then voted unanimously to enforce laws around the movement. Simply put, the FTC will develop new rules to ensure that companies do not restrict consumers from exercising their Right to Repair. This will provide the consumers access to the documentation, parts, software, and tools needed to fix their devices. The FTC also encourages everyone to be on the lookout and report any signs of warranty abuse. Manufacturers are prohibited from telling consumers that their warranty is voided once the product has been altered by someone else.

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