According to the well-known supplier of the latest news, Bloomberg, is Andy Rubin working hard to bring its own smartphone on the market. The device would be launched by Essential Products Inc. This is a brand new company, which will soon by Rubin officially announced will be.
I’m your father: Andy Rubin
many Rubin is seen as the father of Android. That is not surprising, since he’s the co-founder of Android Inc. and in 2003 began with the development of the operating system. Then Google the company in 2005 took over was Rubin hired to the Android team. Under his watchful eye was Android the most popular mobile operating system. As we know, everything eventually an end and two years ago, Rubin eventually the Google family.
Competition for Apple, Google and Samsung
The new Essential smartphone will according to the messages, a display to get around the phone runs. Made of high quality materials, the aim is to compete against the iPhone, Google’s Pixel and the Galaxy flagship devices. One of the models would make the screen even larger than 5.5 inches, while the device is still smaller than the iPhone 7 Plus. This would be possible because of the absence of the edges. Essential is engaged in experiments with different levels of pressure sensitivity of the screen. Which is being tested are metal edges for the entire phone, and a ceramic back.
Tools gadgets
an Interesting feature of the new device is that the peripheral would support. Something we have already seen in the Motorola Moto Z series, which Moto Mods supports. Essential would be working on a proprietary port, which can be used for charging the device and for connecting the peripherals. One of these connectable devices would be a 360 degree camera.
operating system
Although still nothing official, would be the Essential smartphone in mid 2017 come. According to Bloomberg, the price of the iPhone 7 a good indication of the price for the new Essential. It is not certain whether the phone on Android will run. Seen Rubin has previously talked about new platforms, we would also be able to deal with a whole new operating system.
Source: Bloomberg
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