Garmin-ASUS nuvifone G60 spills loads of Linux-laced screenshots
July 23, 2009 by wizTEQ Staff
Filed under Wireless
Filed under: Handsets, Software, ASUS, Others, Linux
Yeah, we’ve seen our fair share of glimpses at Garmin-ASUS’ nüvifone G60, but with the Linux-based phone just weeks away from shipping over in the Far East, these last minute looks are becoming all the more tantalizing. A reviewer over in Malaysia managed to spend a bit of quality time with the handset, and while he’s still waiting for his official review unit, he managed to snag a litany of screenshots that gives us a fantastic idea of what to expect from a user interface perspective. We have to say — we kind of dig the whimsical look at a glance, but it makes us wonder just how serious of a smartphone this thing really is. With Android already out, does this UI look like it has the chops to compete? Hit the read link and let us know.
[Via GPSTracklog, thanks Rich]
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