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:Google's gPhone Draws a Crowd
Google's gPhone Draws a Crowd
Sep 14, 2007, 14 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6787 reads)

(Other stories by Olga Kharif)

"Mention the name Google in cell-phone software circles these days and you're likely to get a lot of blank stares and awkward silence. It's not that these Silicon Valley startups have nothing to say about the world's largest Web search engine. The problem is, they can't. Many mobile-software developers in the Bay Area and beyond are hard at work cobbling together services and tools they hope will be packaged with a wireless operating system under wraps at Googleplex--and they've been sworn to secrecy.

"Word's getting out. Among the companies jockeying for a place on Google's platform, BusinessWeek.com has learned, are Plusmo, a Santa Clara (Calif.) company that pulls together blogs and news items and sends them to cell phones, and Nuance Communications, a Burlington (Mass.) maker of speech-recognition software used in mobile directory assistance services..."

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