by Richard Martin, ValleyWag was reporting earlier today that Marissa Mayer, Google “eccentric queen of search,” could be “skipping out” on the Web 2.0 Summit today in San Francisco. T’aint so, says Google PR.

I just spoke to Google PR operative Larry Wu, who told me that “I just spoke to her admin,” and Mayer is still on for her talk at the Summit later on today (not to mention her one-on-one with this reporter). The rumor that Mayer might be a no-show belongs to the body of fear, rumor, and speculation I like to refer to as “El Goog.”

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Pssst, hereā€™s the latest Google rumor: A UBS analyst has confirmed that Taiwanese handset manufacturer HTC will ship about 50,000 cell phones (Gphones)running on a mobile operating system made by the Mountain View, Calif.-based search giant by the end of this year.

Last week a Wall Street analyst reported that Googleā€™s shares would crack $700 with plans to make its own phone. Most, however, suspect that Google (GOOG) is making a mobile operating system that could work on any mobile device.

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Scoble and Mike Arrington have both talked about Google launching ā€œthe Social Network of all Social Networksā€¯ on November 5. Recently, Google bought the Twitter-like status service Jaiku, which has mobile capabilities of sending updates of what you are doing via cell phone and finding out what your friends are doing. Rumors have also been flying of a Gphone to be released some time soon, perhaps end of this year of beginning of next year.

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New HTC dual touch has been released. It has been speculated by some that this could be the platform for the new Gphone in development by Google. Check this out in our GPhone video media page

In the middle of comptia certification, majority learns about the importance of ccna and the extra weightage of comptia a+. Many prefer doing mcdst after they leave while the rest go to do mcdba.

Information week writes If Google develops its own smartphone (GPhone) - or should we say “when”?–IT departments will have to adjust to another wave of consumer technology showing up in the workplace, with or without their approval. This time, there’s no excuse for getting caught unprepared. When it comes to mobile technology, Google’s intentions are 90% clear. At the least, many on-the-go employees will be using Google software, so get ready.

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