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A  23-year-old British student has planned to launch a mobile phone made largely from bamboo.

The smart phone has been named as 'ADzero', is expected to get unveiled later this year. Interestingly, the phone, which is made by four-year-old organically grown bamboo operates Google's Android operating system. 

The person behind the concept is Kieron Scott-Woodhouse, from Shepherds Bush in London. Hr was bored to see the identical phones in the markets and wanted to design something new.

He is a student of Middlesex University. A technology entrepreneur had contacted him after he posted designs online. 

The phone was initially intended for the Chinese market but an enthusiastic reception in Britain means it will go on sale in design retailers later this year, the newspaper said.