The OnePlus One Android phone may just be one of the most interesting handsets of the year, at least for hardcore Android users, but there’s actually nothing official about this vaporware device yet. The company has been marketing a concept as-a well-built flagship handset that’s supposed to have an affordable price, but specific details about it aren’t available yet. The only thing sure about the device is that it will run CyanogenMod, a popular custom Android OS version. Not even the price is set in stone. But then a few days ago, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau said the smartphone will sell for less than $500, although what he apparently meant is under $400. “Priced under $500 doesn’t mean $499. The

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