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More Google HTC phone rumors
And the rumors keep rolling in on Google's phone development. This magical device that will be host to Google's powerful services like Gmail and Search while on the go. This time a person inside HTC has confirmed the development of the device.The rumors specify that the Gphone will be shipping from Taiwan, and is scheduled to launch Q1 of 2008. The team at Google has been going over the current 20 HTC models on the market and finalizing its handset design. Gphone will have a specially built version of Google Maps, just as the iPhone does, with built in GPS compatibility. Previous reports stated that the device would not have GPS, and that it would support both 3G and EDGE platforms. Gmail and Calendar will be present, with Google Talk becoming part of the phone in a VoIP mode. As for the operating system on the Gphone, the insider said it would use Windows Mobile 6, however some think that a Linux OS would be more realistic. As for price, there have been buzzing's that the device would stay in the range of only $100. Will it be unlocked? We will have to wait and see, but chances of that are fairly slim.
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Yayaja said 10:16AM on 8-30-2007
Ohh this sounds delicious. If its an HTC GPS phone, that narrows the lot down quite a bit. It would probably be something like the HTC Polaris or the incredible exciting HTC Kaiser. I hope its the kaiser. And although I love windows mobile, i think a mobile linux distro might be interesting.... if i could get everything i love about windows mobile (mainly the NES, SNES, Genesis, and Playstation emulators) on the linux phone.
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