Taiwan cellphone maker HTC is all set to launch G2, or the second generation premier Google phone that runs on Google's Android operating system, in India by December. Its prices is likely to be between Rs 26,000 to 28,000.
The company is planning to sell the unlocked G2 Android phone through a large telecom service provider, most likely Airtel, according to sources.
However, it has no immediate plans to retail the same through Vodafone with which it has a tie-up to sell G1 and G2 in most other regions, including the entire Europe.
Android is based on the open source platform for mobile devices. Using these smart phones, a user can download a wide number of utilities and productivity applications from Android App Store, both priced and for free.
The phone is likely to be bundled by the telco with talk time, data plans, microSD card for storage and other offers which will make it a compelling buy for the consumer. The phone offers network support for 3G and Wi-Fi.
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