In response to the upcoming new iPhones, a Taiwanese company is releasing a revolutionary, weird-looking Android smartphone called the AndroEye. The larger one sports a 30mp dual stereo camera lens, allowing users to point the black balls in different directions, producing a 360 degree photo. The smaller device is limited to 20mp and 180 degree panoramic photo. Instead of virtual keys, you operate the smartphone using gestures on the objects tummy, such as drawing circles, triangles, numbers, letters. A sharp push where the belly button is causes the Android device to make a call, take a picture, launch an app, etc. Unlike the iPhone, both Android devices can display two screens simultaneously--one on the front, one on the back, allowing users to view two webpages, two photos, two apps simultaneously. As a final blow to Apple, the rock hard surface is guaranteed unbreakable, scratch-free and smooth as a babys bottom. Due to a shortage of materials (polished green rocks and hard black camera lenses), the devices tentatively called AndroEye1 (the smaller one) and AndroEye2 (the larger one) will be in short supply until the end of the fourth quarter. The Taiwan company, called AndroEyeRock, will take pre-orders. Prices are $666 with 64GB of memory (AndroEye2) and $333 with 32GB (AndroEye1). Interested buyers should check out the companys website: AndroEyeRock.bug
Posted on: Thu, 24 Jul 2014 23:50:35 +0000