As you probably know, China is the most populous country in the world, and it happens to be home to the biggest wireless market, too. Google might be on the edge of something huge, then, as there's word that an Android-based phone will go on sale in China sometime next month.
It's October 20th according to CrunchGear, who received the info from a "little birdy" who also confirmed that the phone's official announcement would go down on September 23rd. It looks like Jason Miller's daughter is going to get here first.
Here's some good news for Google, T-Mobile, and a certain device manufacturer: the FCC has approved the HTC Dream (A.K.A. the first "Googlephone") for sale. And it looks like that launch may occur around November 10th.
Waiting for the Google phone is like waiting for the birth of a child. In fact, the most recent rumors have it arriving about the same time as my daughter, as early as September 17, as late as mid-October. My daughter, currently in private beta, will likely be more exciting, to me at least.
You can't BS a BSer they say, which is why I'm here, to translate Yahoo's double press release about their new partnership with High Tech Computer (HTC) to distribute Yahoo Go for Mobile 2.0 to a number of Microsoft Windows Mobile powered devices.
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