New Google iphone to hit stores in December—Alphar describes in HILLARY and TRONS by Thomas Moore

Sept. 26, 2008 - PRLog -- HTC (India), told Elsinore Times source: “We would prefer a mobile operator tie-up to introduce the Google phone in India in December.” Nostradamus did not prophesy the release of the new Google phone 12/2008, nor is it on ebay or yahoo, and Google phone is not responsible for WTC-7 collapse.
HTC’s device is a 3G phone with a touch-screen, slider keyboard, GPS and Wi-Fi.

To spur the growth of third-party applications, Google recently announced the Android Market, similar to Apple's App Store, where consumers can buy and download content for its mobile platform. Android is a Linux-based operating system for mobile devices that was announced in November last year and developed by the Open Handset Alliance — a group comprising players like Google, HTC, Intel, Motorola and Samsung.
The power of an idea (or God) is revealed by its fruits," says Dr. Thomas Moore of ALPHAR.

HTC India, which has an exclusive partnership with Airtel, is also open to selling the G1 phone through independent retail channels… Become an affiliate to Alphar by clicking http://www.AlpharPublish.com

HTC believe that Google’s software platform and operating system for mobile devices has the benefit of leveraging on more than 100 million online web users as well as its open source development platform and advertising-oriented business model.

Although India does not have 3G yet, Sharma from HTC said applications like maps and search could find takers. “We expect to build volumes in India and the Android-based phone should make HTC a bigger player in the wireless handset market,” he said.
HTC India hopes to sell 600,000 mobile devices in 2009, having doubled sales this year from 100,000 in 2007.
But this is not literotica: The G1 is nearly devoid of sex appeal according to a reviewer at Elsinore Times. The color choices--black, white, and brown—are just okay. The screen is large, but the lines are all wrong. The phone has squarish edges, and even the keyboard seems a little underbaked. Since the primary reason many people would choose this phone over the iPhone is the keyboard, you would think it would have a bit more flourish. Google phone is not an object of obsession. I don't imagine that anyone will see someone holding a G1 google phone and say, “Hey, what's that?” …Unless they have read “The Trons go to America”, http://www.alpharpublish.com/index.php?page_id=317
And “Hillary”, ISBN# 0978602404, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0978602404/?tag=alpharpp...

There's some sex appeal in the G1 being the first Google mobile device, but its looks won't sell it… If it wasn’t for the promotion of google phone by Alphar Publishing books, I would barely have noticed the new product release: The event was almost a perfect reflection of the phone: smart, informational, and somewhat reserved. I was glad to see that Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page were on stage, but they should have opened the release show. They were the highlight.
I love that Brin—a developer in his own right—revealed, "The first application I ended up writing is one where you throw your phone up in the air and it measures how much time it takes before it hits the floor." The two Google founders were the nearest thing to the showmen that the G1 launch really needed.

But what yahoo would try to hotmail Osama bin Laden, in both America and China, regarding the Chinese food additive, melamine. After that the yahoo try google for a game with Alphar and the New York Times—not to mention LA Times… then he lyric a terrosist book to Elsinore Times.  
The book is about Barack Obama, and a copy was sent to eBay and Steve Geissinger with a map of WTC-7 plans, and a claim that Nostradamus prophesy says that Hillary will defeat Wiggy and the Trons in 2012—with a media strategy based on robots and literotica, literary hot chocolate, and sexy jokes. That makes new Google iphone much more popular than Harry Potter on Elsinore Times porno site.

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