Photos: A closer look at Google's Android user interface
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Recently Google announced that it was joining forces with other companies to form an Open Handset Alliance, and rather than unveil a Google phone, it launched an open mobile platform called Android.
Up until yesterday, we had no idea what Android looked like. Last night though, Google sent out a press release with pictures of Android and better yet, a video demonstration.
If you want to see what the Google phones of the future are going to look like, these pictures should give you a good idea. We're extremely excited by them and can't wait to get our hands on the first phone running Android. -Andrew Lim
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ryanTue 13 November, 2007 4:22pm
Certainly this looks very very promising for the future of mobile. The interface looks simple and uncomplicated. Hopefully this will push mobile technology forward.
BobTue 13 November, 2007 4:56pm
It's basically a crude recreation of the iPhone, isn't it. Aren't Google the tiniest bit embarrassed by this?
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hyuck finnTue 13 November, 2007 2:15pm
A dock? and cover flow? Looks great, this new iPhone. I mean gPhone.