Here is a 7-minutes video that shows the G2 phone which works on Android platform. It it real? The phone looks really good and Android looks even better. The phone also comes with a full touchscreen. However, there is no QWERTY keyboard in this G2 version. Will this G2 be confirmed? We will keep you posted! [Mobilewhack]
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It looks like the new G1 Google Mobile Phone is big in size and heavy. However, the handset is lightweight and portable. The G1 comes jam packed with a 3.17-inch touchscreen display with a full QWERTY keypad, a 3.0MP shooter, microSD card slot, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and GPS capability. Watch the preview videos after the jump to get more details. [PhoneScoop] More
Here’s a concept for a possible Alienware cell phone that could be produced by Dell’s Alienware division. It would feature some nice gaming options, and would run on Google’s Android platform. Dell would produce it under the Alienware banner because let’s face it, Dell Computers aren’t exactly trendy. More
The HTC Omni Communicator smartphone features a touch-sensitive and rectangular screen. The screen also swivels to one side, revealing a full keyboard beneath. The smartphone is using Google’s gPhone platform. Here is the list of specs.
- 32 bit Qualcomm MSM7200 Chipset, 384 MHZ CPU Clock
- 256 MB ROM
- 128 RAM
- 800 x 480 px TFT 262 color touchscreen
- GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS850, UMTS1900, UMTS2100 connectivity
- CSD, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA data support
- Built-in QWERTY-type keyboard, 65 keys
- SDIO, microSD, TransFlash expansion slots
- USB 2.0 client, 60Mbit/s , USB Series Mini-B (mini-USB) connector
- Bluetooth 2.0
- 802.11b, 802.11g
- NMEA 0183 , 20 channels built-in GPS
- 3.1 Mpx camera with LED flash
- 640×480 VGA secondary camera
- Dimensions: 81 x 130 x 16 mm
Looks like Google is cooking up a Linux-based phone for launch in Q1 2008. After much talk over tech specs with manufacturers (including LG Electronics), Google is engaging with Taiwan’s High Tech Computer (HTC) Corp to design and manufacture the final phone. The Wall Street Journals reported that Google has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in this project and has courted US and European mobile operators. It’s interesting to see how this develops, considering it’s due time Google kicks Apple’s ass off the cell phone market! 
