Remember all that talk about a Facebook phone? And by that I mean an Android phone built by various cell phone manufacturers optimized for social experiences with Facebook's help. If you want a refresher, read this interview Mark Zuckerberg gave TechCrunch last September where he explains Facebook's mobile strategy. One of the first partners planning to come out with a Facebook phone will be INQ Mobile, a British startup owned by Hutchison Whampoa (HTC is also working on its own Facebook phone). INQ channel manager Andrew Bennet came by my office today to show me a pre-production version of the phone, which will be called the INQ Cloud Touch (INQ is also developing a version with a qwerty keyboard called the INQ Cloud Q). In the exclusive video I shot above, Bennet takes us through the main features of the phone. It looks a bit like a white iPhone, except front and center is a visual feed from your Facebook News feed. It lets you flip through the latest status updates, photos, videos, and shared articles from your friends, bringing up media from the underlying links in Flipboard fashion. 
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