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Google gPhone Class 011 @ 01-09-2007 14:28
Gphone concept sketches by : Lorin Wood.
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Gphone concept sketches by : Lorin Wood.
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Gphone concept sketches by Lorin Wood.
Google gPhone Black-2 by My design @ 01-09-2007 11:46
Design By : gphonegoogle
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design By : kobsub
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design by anonymous
Google gPhone 008 by : My Design @ 18-08-2007 14:46
Design By : gphonegoogle
Google gPhone by : Jas Seehra @ 18-08-2007 12:42
design by Jas Seehra of DialAPhone
Google gPhone by : DialAPhone @ 18-08-2007 12:39
design by Jas Seehra of DialAPhone
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design by gPhoneGoogle
Google gPhone by Anonymous @ 08-08-2007 13:09
design by anonymous
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design by anonymous
Google gPhone Collapsible 002 @ 04-08-2007 11:00
design by anonymous
Google gPhone Black 001 @ 04-08-2007 11:00
design by anonymous
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design by anonymous
Google gPhone Flat 005 @ 04-08-2007 10:58
concept design by [DogOrGod.com]
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design by gPhoneGoogle
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design by [DogOrGod.com]
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What Is Google gPhone? @ 13-06-2002 15:02
The Observer reports that Google is in talks with Orange "about a multi-billion-dollar partnership to create a 'Google phone' which makes it easy to search the web wherever you are".A Google-branded phone could include a browser that uses Google's transcoder to optimize web pages for the phone, easy to access Google search, maps, Gmail, Blogger and maybe more."The device would not be revolutionary: manufactured by HTC, a Taiwanese firm specializing in smart phones and Personal Data Assistants (PDAs), it might have a screen similar to a video iPod."Last month, Eric Schmidt said: "Your mobile phone should be free. It just makes sense that subsidies should increase"While a Google Phone is just a rumor for the moment, you can't deny it's an interesting idea.
GoogleSystemGoogle: Is There A "gPhone" In Our Future? @ 13-06-2002 15:02
Back in March, when Google Inc hired Andy Rubin, one of the founders behind the Sidekick from Danger, Inc., there was rampant speculation that the company was careening down the path toward a Google-branded cell phone. I was told by sources that he was heading up a 100-person team on this project.Since then, various Google execs have stepped forward to say there wasn't Google hardware in the company's future; but plenty of cool new software on the way designed specifically to take advantage of the wonderful world of wireless.And now we're all at it again today, thanks to Google's (rumored $50 million) purchase of Grand Central, a neat, but tiny software company with a one-phone-number-fits-all kind of approach. It's cool technology. Blending the net and your phone, Grand Central lets users provide one phone number to people, and it'll ring at your home, office and cell
CNBCThe Google gPhone Exclusively From Sprint Nextel And Google? @ 13-06-2002 15:01
Google announced an alliance with Sprint Nextel that will see the two companies working together to bring Google’s search, digital mapping technologies and GTalk chat service to Sprint’s WiMax network, which, once it’s completed, will theoretically allow wireless Web access at speeds and prices similar to cable connections.The deal follows the announcement of Sprint’s plans to collaborate with Clearwire to build out a nationwide WiMax network by the end of 2008. It also follows Google’s conditional pledge to drop at least $4.6 billion on the Federal Communications Commission’s auction of the 700-megahertz spectrum, which has long been said to be the future of WiMax (with fewer line-of-sight issues and wider coverage and better building penetration).Coincidence? Or part of a master plan in which Google wins the 700-megahertz spectrum, uses it to help complete the Sprint/Clearwire nationwide WiMax network effort and then announces Rubin’s Google Phone–upending the telco-cable duopoly in the process?
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