Google "dual-face" concept phone pics

by Sean Cooper, posted Apr 27th 2007 at 7:01PM

Very little to say here but wow, this is one handsome-looking handset. The gents at dogorgod.com created this beautiful render of what they think the well-rumored Google device could potentially look like. We're in love with the softkeys on this thing -- very handy idea having context-sensitive keys that could change up depending on the current application or perhaps even for notification of incoming messages, calls and the like. Also note that there is a screen on the front and back (a la Samsung UpStage) but larger and more useful -- we could see this being ideal for having messaging open one one side and your browser running on the other. We're not quite sure what those tubes are for though, perhaps batteries? Even if this likely not even close to the mark, we're really digging this dead-solid effort.

[Via Themes Central]

Filed under: Handsets, Others

Tags: Google, google phone, GooglePhone, rumor

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carlo @ Apr 27th 2007 9:24PM

Looks cool but the nipple-nav is kind of gross.

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PiTT @ Apr 27th 2007 10:04PM

actually, the buttons don't change. look at the screen it looks like it goes "off" the surface, meaning the phone flips over, that is also why no buttons on one pic and none on the other. very cool renderings, but they are just that, not very practical.

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Steve Shickles @ Apr 28th 2007 12:05AM

Google wants to take over the world... When is the Google console system coming out?

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dogorgod @ Apr 28th 2007 2:44AM

Google Phone UI has been released.
Look forward to your comments.
http://www.dogorgod.com/blog/post/80

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L.Rawlins @ Apr 28th 2007 7:23AM

Looks freaky. I did spot what looks to be a hardware page scroller on the side of that first screen though. Which is nifty. I would assume it would also handle music volume and zooming in Google GPS facilities.

I have a much better idea for implementation but it'll cost ya. Haha.

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Cyril @ Apr 28th 2007 8:06PM

I thought that it was the google phone : http://www.evenmobile.com/index.php/2007/01/18/296-pour-faire-travailler-votre-imagination-google-switch

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Eric @ Apr 29th 2007 5:51PM

This is the best rendering of a rumored product based on zero known design details that I've ever seen!

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Neil @ Apr 30th 2007 1:13PM

I generally like the Google logo, but I'm not digging it on the phone....they should drop the colors from the logo and just go chrome or flat grey. The colors kinda gives the phone a cheapy look.

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Robbie @ May 5th 2007 3:53AM

i like it
google colors and all

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akshay @ May 8th 2007 5:19PM

those small tubes shud b data cord/charger interface... notice the small bumps on the tube fit indside the base of the base!

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Bryan @ May 22nd 2007 12:27PM

What an UGLY POS! Not worth the silicon used to make it!

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