What phone-pa is this? Is it like this? You will not believe the truth.
Now we all have an Android Smartphone device in our hands. This device has formed an inseparable bond with the humans living on earth.
Truth be told, smartphones have become an important device that humans need. It is surprising that smartphones have now become an important commodity for humans like food, clothing and accommodation.
Have smartphones made a huge difference in human life? How many years do you think it will be since the introduction of smartphone devices that have created such a huge change and impact in human life? To be exact, these smartphones have been in contact with humans for just over 14 years. Doesn't your mind change to accept this truth?
It may be hard to believe. But this is the truth.! It's a little hard to believe, you get the feeling that all these phones have already spent half of our lives. But, Android phones have been in the market for just over 14 years. At this time, #an #interesting #information about what the world's first Android smartphone device must have looked like has now been revealed.
What should the world's first Android phone have looked like? Android co-founder Rich Miner shared on Twitter what the first Android phone would have looked like. He noted that renders of what could have been the first Android phone were designed five months before the original iPhone was launched. With its black and neon theme, it surprisingly has a jack wheel and more buttons than the HTC Dream.
Do you remember the HTC Dream phone and #T-mobile G1 phones? This post is a flashback story of what the world's first Android phone must have been like. The first Android smartphones were introduced in 2008, a year after the release of the iPhone. It looked like the HTC Dream, or the #T-mobile G1. However, renders of the first Android phone were designed five months before the original iPhone was launched.
A menacing Android phone in black and neon! Android co-founder Rich Miner shared photos on Twitter showing what the first Android phone might have looked like. The renders shared by Rich Miner show a smartphone device in black and neon colors, similar to the original HTC Dream. But, it has a sling keyboard and physical buttons. #Honestly# it has too many buttons.
More buttons than the HTC Dream phone? Notably, the device, which was supposed to be the world's first Android smartphone, had more punchy buttons than the HTC Dream's estimated final appearance. Its main feature is its neon green keyboard that stands out. The renders clearly show the Google logo #at #the #top #left #corner of the smartphone's display. It is also neon green.
First Android phone to have a jack wheel button! The photo also shows that the smartphone has a Jog Wheel button. This allows the navigation application to be used. To be precise, it allows you to move left, right, forward and backward on the phone like a mouse cursor. But, the HTC Dream has a trackball feature. The design of this first Android phone has multiple buttons all over the place.
How amazing is the evolution of smartphones? Just imagine what would happen if the smartphones in our hands now had this many buttons. We can't necessarily enjoy the full display experience. But looking at the buttons on the first Android smartphone, we can understand how much the smartphone has evolved.
A separate button for everything in the first Android smartphone - Ah! Answer key and cut buttons for answering voice calls are given at the bottom of this first Android smartphone. Similarly, the Ham button found in Android phones is kept separate. Likewise, it also has a back button and a key-button with an "@" symbol. On the other hand, it's worth noting that the HTC Dream only had five buttons.
#Now# what would you do if you got your hands on these phones? 14 years ago, Rich Minor said he was working on two phones #at the time. He said that one of the smartphones was called Sooner #and it was a Blackberry-like phone. On the other hand, he claimed to have worked on a phone called Dream
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