More Google iPhone Apps on the Way
As noted by iLounge, ZDNet reports on Google's CEO, Eric Schmidt's comments in Paris about Google and Apple.
In particular, Schmidt showed off his iPhone and hinted at future applications:
"iPhone is a powerful new device and is going to be particularly good for the apps that Google is building. You should expect other announcements from the two companies over time"
AT&T's Glen Lurie made similar comments in an earlier interview that we should expect more Google widgets.
Apple has already announced a new Youtube (owned by Google) application for the iPhone and has indicated that they will be introducing new iPhone applications over time.
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