The Ugliest New Tablet OS That You Have To See [PHOTOS]

Here's the Grid 10 from Fusion Garage

The Grid 10 runs Grid OS, which is built on top of Android. But it looks entirely different.

Founder Rathakrishnan compared Android/Grid OS to UNIX/Mac OS. We can't imagine how this analogy works.

The Grid 10 runs a dual-core Tegra 2 processor and will be available in Wi-Fi and 3G versions, which are $499.99 and $599.99, respectively. The screen is 10.1 inches diagonally, and is 1366 x 768 in resolution--the densest pixels-per-inch tablet out there.

Here's the Grid 4 smartphone

The Grid 4 smartphone also runs Grid OS, and features a dual-core processor, 16GB of internal memory, front and rear facing cameras, and a $399.99 price tag unlocked.

Pretty standard for current-gen Android devices.

We'll hear more details about the Grid 4 this fall, like which carriers Fusion Garage is partnering with.

Grid OS doesn't utilize any buttons. No home button to be found here. Everything is gesture-based.

The browser on the Grid 10 makes use of "intuitive" gestures to access tabs, options, and more.

The messaging center on the Grid 10 combines social networks and email. It looks pretty clunky to us.

Well, at least there's a Smart Cover clone leather case you can use to prop up the Grid 10.

The Grid 10 has a front-facing camera for video chat, but there's no word on what client or protocol it uses for chatting.

Browsing on the Grid 4 is a little more complicated. Tabs are accessed by sliding your thumb along the quarter-circle in the bottom left of the screen.

Grid OS' Smart Calendar gives you driving directions based on when you're leaving.

The music app actually looks pretty good. It hooks up to the Amazon MP3 store we know and love.

The photo app disorganizes your photos so you can select them.

The "Heartbeat" app pulls in information from all of your social networks. Not sure exactly what's going on with pizza discounts.

Now that you've seen the Grid 10 and Grid 4 from Fusion Garage....

Illustration: Ellis Hamburger

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