Caterpillar Cat B15

CATERPILLAR isn't a big name in the smartphone industry, but it does have a niche audience - those living outdoor lifestyles or with heavy-duty jobs who want a smartphone that can survive the elements and one that will match their tractor or...

There are a few impressive aspects of the rugged smartphone . For one, it can be dropped from 1.8 metres and for another it can also used with wet fingers, but other aspects left us wanting more. Read on to find out whether the CAT B15 is worth its £300...

The rugged phone which can withstand water, falls – and a dog’s appetitePrice: £299.00 Reviewer: Michael GarwoodR arely does a handset review involve chucking a handset down a flight of stairs, submerging it in water or forcing a dog to take a bite, but...

Caterpillar clearly thinks there's a point in continuing to update its line of rugged hands, but I'm not so sure that plan makes sense. These days, mainstream handset makers do rugged quite well, and Caterpillar needs to offer more than they do in order...

When you think of Caterpillar you probably think of big dumpster trucks and giant diggers -- stuff that's built to either give out a pounding or to take one. Of course the company has expanded into clothing and watches in the past, so perhaps it's not...

The CAT B15 is water, dust and shock proof, but unlike some tough phones it boasts a 4-inch touchscreen and Android Jelly Bean software. It's strong enough to put up with a tough life on a building site, while letting you enjoy apps and games from the...

It's unlikely that desk-dwelling users like us will ever need the kind of smartphone reinforcement found on the new CAT B15. It's an Android smartphone forged by a company better known for manufacturing industrial machinery. And it's harder than the...