Google On Android Dogfood Diet For The Holidays

on 12/13/2009 04:16 PDT

This is probably as close as we’ll get to an official confirmation on the Google Nexus One phone for the moment. Google has confirmed that it’s working on a new “mobile lab” concept, which is a device that will combine innovative hardware from a partner, and software that runs on Android. As we already know, the partner that Google is talking about is HTC (though it hasn’t been officially confirmed yet). Now Google has confirmed that its dogfooding its employees with the product, which we can only assume is the Nexus One. We can’t wait to see some official pictures of the Nexus One, and see how Google plans to market it.

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