The rumors about Gphone are going around the world while Chinese people made it real, only one difference, not Gphone but… Gparfume? 
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According to the official Google Operating System blogĀ Google made further inroads into the mobile space today with the acquisition of Zingku, a mobile social networking and communication platform. Hmm do you see some relations to the Gphone? Read more…
Good morning everyone. I have some new funny things to share with all of you.Ā Guess what? Tonight i was sleeping and dreaming about Gphone, it was such a real dream, I was walking near Google’s headquarters and mentioned that some lights are on, windows was opened and I heard voices talking about Gphone. I decided to walk into the building somehow and then i woke up. S**t I thought it was so realistic dream and I wanted to go there and see how Gphone could look like… but maybe next night 
New Gphone video added
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This comes from a highly reliable source:
So Iā€™m standing in the Emeryville Apple store today trying to troubleshoot a problem with a sales rep when a young woman bolts up to us saying she wants an iPhone. Like, now. After some back-and-forthing about the particulars, she says sheā€™s a Google employee and she was going to wait for a demo of the Gphone, but it turns out Googleā€™s only letting 30 people test it internally and sheā€™s not one of them. So sheā€™s going with the iPhone instead.
At which point, the Apple rep and I exchange glances and he says ā€gPhone? So itā€™s real, huh?ā€¯ And the Google gal realizes sheā€™s probably said too much and changes the subject.
Businessweek.com mention the name Google (Gphone) 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 Googleplexā€”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 (NUAN), a Burlington (Mass.) maker of speech-recognition software used in mobile directory assistance services. Plusmo is owned by Reify Software, and its services are already available on phones made by Motorola (MOT), Research In Motion (RIM), and devices that use the Microsoft (MSFT) mobile operating system. Nuance technology, on devices such as Palm’s (PALM) Treo 755p, lets users dial, dictate, and search using voice commands. Neither company would comment for this story.
Rumor has it that Microsoft is secretly building the next generation cell phone, mPhone, to rival Appleā€™s iPhone and Googleā€™s long rumored Gphone.
Itā€™s said that the Microsoft mPhone is being developed to work on across every network anywhere in the world. You can basically be anywhere in the world and still be able to make and receive phone calls on a local roaming basis without incurring additional fees.
Itā€™s reported that Microsoft is much mummed about its mPhone, which is due for release in the early part of 2009. Details about the Microsoft mPhone is quiet sketchy, but rumor has it that the Microsoft mPhone will be twice better than the Appleā€™s iPhone in terms of physical design and functionality.
WebbAlert reports some Gphone news and information
