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FEEL FREE TO ADVERTISE YOUR CHANNEL OR SUB 4 SUB ON THIS VIDEO The highly anticipated iPhone 5 may already be facing competition in China -- and it hasn't even been released to the public yet. Recently founded GooPhone unveiled its phone in late August, according to GizChina, and it looks an awful lot like the leaked images of the iPhone 5 that have been circulating around the Web. The GooPhone I5 runs on an Android platform, and may have a 3.5-inch display instead of the 4-inch display rumored to be a feature of the iPhone 5. Otherwise, the two smartphones seem pretty identical. Raw Story reports the GooPhone will include a quad-core 1.4Ghz processor, 8 mega-pixel camera, high-def screen and desktop theme mimicking the iPhone's iconic aesthetic. The clone also features a honeybee logo on its back panel and boasts a markedly cheaper price: $300 dollars, according to Bloomberg Businessweek. If this cloned phone is the real deal, Apple may have bigger problems than a Chinese price war. According to Gizmodo, GooPhone, the smartphone business of Shenzhen Shenma Lianzhong e-Commerce, is planning on suing Apple if it tries to release its iPhone 5, citing patent violations. Plausible? Perhaps in China, writes Robin Feldman, Professor of Law at UC Hastings and author of the book "Rethinking Patent Rights." "It would be unfortunate if a country's patent system were designed to allow this type of behavior," Feldman told Wired."If this behavior had occurred in the United States <b>...</b> |
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