<p>The holophone is almost here Amazon has signed an agreement with AT&T to challenge Apple and Google with a groundbreaking 3D handset
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<p>Jeff Bezos set to unveil an event in Seattle tomorrow
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<p>It is expected to be available only in the US and only on AT&T
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<p>Published: 18:56 EDT, 17 June 2014 Updated: 00:56 EDT, 18 June 2014
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<p>Amazon is today putting the finishing touches to its first phone which is expected to be launched in the next few hours by its boss Jeff Bezos.
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<p>The phone is expected to utilize retina-tracking technology, so that images displayed on the screen appear to "float" above' the screen, similar to a Hologram and appear three-dimensional from all angles.
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<p>It is believed that the phone will initially be offered in the US only by AT&T in an arrangement that is similar to the launch of the original iPhone.
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<p>Amazon's rumored holophone will be revealed on June 18. Amazon has released a teaser on Wednesday, which shows people's reaction to the device. Images of the handset were previously leaked online. The most recent images (pictured below) show a slim handset that looks very much like Apple's iPhone.
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<p>The deal has already angered AT&T's rivals,
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<p>Seattle based T-Mobile's chief executive, John Legere, tweeted, "Really @Amazon? What did you do to be proud of your home town?
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<p>Images of the handset were previously published online.
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<p>It is currently being developed at Lab126, Amazon’s secretive Silicon Valley hardware unit.
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<p>According to Business Week, more than 1,600 people have claimed Lab126 on the professional social networking site LinkedIn as their employer.
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<p>The latest images also show a tiny handset that appears like Apple's iPhone.
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<p>Multiple trusted sources have confirmed the authenticity of the image, that was designed to be used internally by graphic designers at Amazon BGR,' the website BGR said.
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<p>The handset seems to be influenced by the design of Apple's iPhone 5 and Google's Nexus handset.
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<p>As can be seen in this image released exclusively by BGR, Amazon's phone will have a design which is similar to full-touch phones currently on the market according to BGR.
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<p>In fact, it seems to draw design cues from several existing smartphones including Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy S lineup and even the HTC One, which has a chamfered, polished bezel that is similar to the one seen on Amazon's phone.'
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<p>The handset is believed to come with a 4.7-inch display with HD resolution of 720p and a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 2GB of RAM, and six separate camera modules that help create 3D effects.
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<p>It will run a custom version of Google's Android OS that is similar to the one used on Amazon's Kindle Fire tablets.
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<p>The Amazon handset has an edge that's beveled like apple's iPhone 5
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<p>The site has previously obtained images of the handset inside protective cases. https://urbanislovar.com/ </p>
<p>"Finally we have pictures of a prototype device that has yet to be released. This gives the world a first look at Amazon's much anticipated phone.
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