After much speculation Google seems to be admitting that a Google Phone is on the cards but it doesn’t appear to be the iPhone killer we were expecting.
Apparently the Google Phone is one of many projects Google is working on and might be aimed at developing countries rather than being a high end device.
Isabel Aguilera, Google’s chief executive in Spain and Portugal, has admitted that the searchmeisters have some mobile goodness in the works but appeared to play down the project, noting that the phone is just one of 18 R&D initiatives the company currently has underway. Furthermore, she mentioned that Google’s mobile skunkworks were designed to make their way into developing countries, suggesting that this may not be the Samsung sourced, iPhone-killing monster we’d been getting an earful about as of late.
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