Google Mobile Phone in the Works?
This past week, there has been some buzz about the possibility of a Google mobile phone.
Google is developing its own mobile phone, according to industry insiders and analysts, while a Google official in Spain last week acknowledged the company is investigating such a project.
Google isn't commenting on the device but it has been described as a "low-cost, Internet-connected phone with a color, wide-screen design."
The rumored phone is said to be "aimed at bringing Google to users who don't have a PC." A Google entry into the mobile phone market could cause some conflicts with Apple. Google and Apple have recently partnered to bring Google technology to users through the upcoming Apple iPhone.
TimesOnline.co.uk points out that such a product launch would require massive production capacities, which Google lacks, and that previous rumors of Google entering the low-cost PC market have not come true.
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