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Newest Google GPhone Rumor

Clara NewsDiscover.com on 14 July, 2008 17:15:50 | 47 times read
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As Gizmodo writes, the rumors seems to stem from an inaccurately reported quote at a recent press conference attended by Googlers Larry Page, Se -

rgey Brin, and Eric Schmidt. A reporter for The Hollywood Reporter said, "The trio of Google execs also used the opportunity to talk about the inroads the company making with its own branded mobile phone as a replacement for the iPhone."

Remember, at Google's recent I/O conference, the head of the Android program got up in front of a room full of developers and publicly stated that Google is not building its own hardware? Does anyone not remember this? What more do you want Google to say on the subject? This was taken to mean that Google in fact, working on a GPhone.

Michael Arrington's TechCrunch simply doesn't believe Google. It is citing sources that - firmly believe that a company called Ammunition Design Group is designing what will be a Google-branded GPhone. Ammunition Design Group apparently also designed some phones for a few companies you may have heard of, such as Dell, HP, and Palm. Google has no reason to get into the hardware business. If it were truly interested in building and selling its own line of cell pho - nes, it would not have created the Open Handset Alliance, which include hardware manufacturers such as HTC.

Clara Luciana, Yogyakarta

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