Demoed in Japan a month ago, the new linux platform Else Intuition is officially launched today in London. Its website http://www.else-mobile.com is also opened for business to give you an idea of what it could offer with its First Else full touch screen phone. According to electricpig, Frist Else will only be available in 2010 with no specific schedule.


The Else Intuition comes with built in GPS, WiFi, bluetooth and powered by a TI OMAP 3430 processor. Else Intuition takes advantage of ACCESS Linux Platform v3.0 to provide advanced flexibility and configurability, enabling users to run multiple applications simultaneously. Its touch UI called sPlay, designed to be accessed with your thumb easily. You can also assign actions to your thumb gesture for even quicker access.

Multiple poking and clicking through multiple stage menus is an integral and universal “pain” accompanied most mobile device activities – what we call the “Main Menu” syndrome.
That is until the First ELSE introduced “splaying”, a flowing, intuitive and revolutionary one thumb Touch, Slide & Release providing instant access and activation of any action you want to do.
First ELSE Specifications
- Application processor: TI OMAP 3430
- WCDMA/HSDPA/ GSM/ GPRS/ EDGE
- Supported bands: Quad band 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz & 1900 MHz
- Tri-band 850 MHz, 1900 MHz & 2100 MHz
- Bluetooth & WiFi: BT 2.0 and 802.11 b/g
- Main Display: LCD 3.47″ FWVGA 480×854, 262K colors
- Memory: Internal flash 16GB
- 256MB RAM
- Camera: 5 Megapixel, Auto-focus, 8x Digital, Image stabilization technology
- GPS: Standalone GPS and Assisted-GPS
- Microphones: SiSonic (X 2 for noise cancellation)
- 3.5 mm headset jack
- Includes state-of-the-art Flamingo™ stereo headphones
- Sensors: Tilt, Proximity and Light sensors with adaptive handling
- Battery: 1450mA/hour
- Dimensions: 13mm (D) x 56.6mm (W) x 115.6





The UI certainly looks cool & innovative. However, usability will likely be key. The big attraction to the iPhone is that it looks nice AND it is dead simple to use.
GOOD NEWS…. THANK YOU
I have been following Else since last month and i am totally in love with the Slide & Release operation (splaying). Of course the whole idea of a simple menu, and the easy access of info will just make life easier. I have browsed their offical site http://www.firstelse.com and there are more details of the functions for anyone who is interested.
Dear All,
Is this phone available in India?
Can anyone tell me price in INR?