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Technology Related Current Events- Android co-creator Andy Rubin posts image of his upcoming phone

Technology Related Current Events Andy Rubin was making a high-end smartphone which he expects to challenge current technology 


Earlier this year, a report claimed Andy Rubin was making a high-end smartphone which he expects to challenge current technology flagships from Google and Apple. Technology Related Current Events Rubin has finally revealed what he and his company Essential are working on, a new smartphone that lacks a surrounding bezel, and although we haven’t gotten a clear view yet, this will definitely looks amazing.

Rubin teased the device on Twitter, saying he’s “really excited” about how the device is shaping up.

Aside from the bezel-less design, the image shows a button on the right side, probably might be a power button. Not much else can be confirmed about the phone from this teaser. Technology Related Current Events Rubin’s twitter message simply stated, “I’m really excited about how this is shaping up. Eager to get it in more people’s hands…”


Previous rumors about the phone state that it would have an edge-to-edge display and also it would have a way to gain new hardware features over time via a magnetic proprietary connector that will serve both as a battery charging port as well as a way for first and third parties to add hardware accessories that will connect to this phone.Technology Related Current Events  Also, Rubin and his 40-person team are reportedly testing a number of prototypes, one of which is said to feature a pressure-sensitive screen, metal edges, and a ceramic back.

It’s nice to know that the co-creator of Android is working on a smartphone, with prototypes now being tested, perhaps Rubin will share more details soon.

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Source- /technicollit.com

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