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As smart phones take over the world, YotaPhone leads a pack of quirky new phones trying to stand out from the crowd with unique gimmicks. Plus, the HTC One Mini is banned in a legal battle with Nokia, Three is surfing USA, and Amazon drones take to the skies to dodge controversy.
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