• Friday, February 3, 2023

Dell, Google and AT&T Team Up


Dell is hoping to launch a new smart phone in early 2010 according to an article in the Wall Street Journal. The new phone uses the Android system developed by Google and will use AT&T’s cellular network to provide service.

This phone will signal Dell’s first foray into the booming cell phone market. The phone has a touch screen display along with a small camera. Once this system is rolled out, the four top cell phone providers will all utilize the Android system.

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