DigiTimes: Google will definitely launch its own branded handset

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Christopher Price @ Sep 19th 2007 5:33AM

Let me get this straight... first we bash Apple for not having 3G in iPhone, then we bash Google for not having 3G in the Googlephone? Okay, I think I've got it now.

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Christopher Price @ Sep 19th 2007 5:34AM

Or rather, Google trying to have 3G in the Googlephone... either way, there appears to be a double standard between what people ask of Apple, and what people now expect from Google.

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Josef F @ Sep 19th 2007 7:09AM

Who do you mean by "we"? Because if you're suggesting that Engadget has been bashing Apple...ever...I don't think we're reading the same blog.

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John @ Sep 19th 2007 8:44AM

no, engadget definitely bashes Apple for not having 3G in the iPhone, albeit half the time making excuses as well. Check the article on t-mobile being the German iPhone carrier, which was posted a bit after this one. What this article is doing is pointing out that the inclusion of 3G could push back any potential release date, which is fair enough to say.

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david @ Sep 19th 2007 10:14AM

I actually think it's the M$ fanboys that are Apple bashing here. You could almost hear them getting woodys over the Zune 2 "leak" from the great satan. The Google phone looks cool, I just hope it's not too big and that the screen is somewhat scratch/crack resistant. I've cracked two Dash screens.

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