GPhone Images and Video Leaked

Google is all set to launch the most awaited handsets of all time known as The ‘G phone’ or the ‘Dream’. Before you start comparing it with Apple’s iPhone you will be amazed at the new attractive gPhone features i found at OneIndia

  • The area you are controlling automatically expands if held for a longer time.
  • The bottom end of the handset, near the navigational controls, is slightly beveled so it nestles in the palm.
  • The screen also swivels to one side, revealing a full keyboard beneath.
  • The screen display changes from a vertical portrait mode to a horizontal display when someone uses the keyboard.

Also the super google spy at Rizzns did an awesome job by finding these pictures of the upcoming Gphone. Hats off to you man.

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There isn’t much we know about the specifications of this phone but if you must know It will have a touchscreen UI and a very basic set of powerful applications. Also. these phones will be available for as low as $200.



The most awaited Gphone is expected to hit the markets on the September 23rd, so be sure to live the Google Dream at its the most exciting product launch.


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