Snapchat's Android Smartphone Concept, Specs & More; Bizzare Spectacle Countdown Pointing A Big Surprise?

Snapchat is now considering the idea to launch an Android smartphone. The Snapchat's idea claimed to further give its consumers more control over the camera features of the application. Meanwhile, the company's new countdown on the Spectacles website is a little bit different from the rest, hinting it's something big.

Earlier this year, Snap Inc. has offered an IPO or initial public offering and seek to raise up to #3 billion. That the company aims to compete against with several giant companies like the Twitter, Facebook, and Google. To derive most if the company's revenue from advertising.

Also, Snapchat revealed the concept of their Android smartphone. The handset will come with a 360-degree camera, will have a one-touch capture for easy sharing and with a button that let the users scroll down through the filters.

The Snapchat's handset also equipped and pack Discover screen that combines Snapchat's stories, advertisements, maps, and GPS. It also has a lock screen that allows them to swipe easily for the notifications, messaging, syncing with Spectacles and updates, Business Standard has reported.

Meanwhile, people are now talking about the ongoing countdown of the Spectacle website, the usual countdown includes a Snapbot image. But the recent countdown, the timer is on a bright yellow background that would reveal where the sunglasses be next available via Snapchat vending machine.

The bright yellow background of the timer doesn't have an inclusion of a Snapbot image, and it's already enough to people speculate and create theories about the possibilities it indicates. According to Digital Trend, people claimed that Snapchat will open more than one store or be more realistic, the company could be seeking other ways to sell the sunglasses.

It is either online or offline in the pop-ups that would likely remain to be seen. Snapchat may be approach retailing in a more traditional way as the company plans to focus on its "product innovation." A traditional way of retail likely pleases investors in lead going public next month.