The picture above is rumored to be the rumored Dell Phone. We've heard of Dell's purported interest in making a smartphone before and though we're certainly not going to confirm this blurry spy picture as the truth, it certainly looks like a great design for the first Dell Phone. Sporting a Palm Pre-esque form factor and running our favorite Android OS, if this Dell Smartphone is true, we're pretty sure it's going to be a hit.
But where are the traditional Android hardware buttons? What the heck is that big yellow circle? A lightbulb reflection? There's a lot in this picture to question but who wants this to be true?
[via engadget]
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