The first Facebook Phone opened up a whole lot of questions and the primary one was, why the hell is it blue! To set the record straight and to give the concept a new lease of life, Michal revisited the design with an HTC approach. Like it better? Yeah, I do; how about you?
Designer: Michal Bonikowski
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What is the problem with blue?
just like iPhone shape
Thats actually almost dead on the old Zune HD, especially the back the only similarity to the iPhone is its rectangular shape
just like iphone.why lot of design almaost like iphone?
I hate that everyone compares metal bezeled and Black glassed facia phones with iPhone.. Rectangular big glassed phones has been done, and not just by Apple. This leans more towards SGS2/Zune/LG/HTC’s earlier models.. please guys.
The ear piece speaker grill doesn’t look great i’d suggest tone it down by going black and list some specs and features or maybe even purpose?
A Facebook dedicated phone doesn’t make sense unless its going to be dirt cheap.
like too buy facebookphone please