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\News Source: macx\Do you remember the grudges and disputes between Apple and Google? Apple released the first-generation iPhone in 2007, at which time Google had not yet entered the smartphone industry. Subsequently, Google released the Android operating system, and the peaceful state between the two companies was completely broken. Apple claimed that Google's Android system copied the design of the iPhone, while Google stated that the Android system did not copy the iPhone.\But today, design drawings of Google's original concept phone from 2006 have surfaced, at which time Google had not removed the keyboard from the phone. Android phones at that time were more like BlackBerry phones. After the iPhone was released in 2007, Google's phone design shifted to the one shown on the right in the picture, which had the same design as the iPhone.\After Apple released the iPhone, this phone differed in concept from any other phone on the market. Google realized that if Android was not changed to touch operation, it would have no future. In 2006, Google had not prepared to release a full-touchscreen phone until after the iPhone was released. TheVerge website obtained the specifications of this keyboard-equipped Android phone shown in the image, which used an ARMv9 processor, supported 3G networks, had 64MB of memory, a 200-pixel camera, and a QVGA screen. These basic specifications required two menu keys, which meant that at that time, Google had not considered touchscreen phones.\[Content of this post comes from: cnBeat]
