The blog posted on Google Mobile blog caused a lot of stir in the mobile world. The dog food could be the potential Google mobile which has been rumored to be launched ever since Google launched Android.

Many sources have reported the phone to be called Nexus One. The hardware is reportedly being manufactured by HTC Corp. while Google is taking care of the entire software from the operating system to the look and feel of each screen. This could potentially be the first attempt of Google in selling the mobile phones directly to consumer.

Some of the pictures of the much talked about phone has leaked out at various sources. Lets have a look at what Google has been cooking:

Now that we have seen what the mobile would look like, most of us would really be wanting to lay our hands on it to see what the performance would be like?

With the increasing demand for smartphones, it was just a matter of time for the internet giant Google to venture into the mobile market. Android started making ways from the first day of its launch and got the speculation started whether Google would soon come up with its mobile soon.

In its blog yesterday, Google announced that this holiday season the employees would be testing a new phone running on android for with new features and capabilities. Though they haven’t provided much details on the device and the software, they mentioned that the hardware was built by a partner.

We recently came up with the concept of a mobile lab, which is a device that combines innovative hardware from a partner with software that runs on Android to experiment with new mobile features and capabilities, and we shared this device with Google employees across the globe. This means they get to test out a new technology and help improve it.

If the phones tested currently are the much speculated Google phones, the new year is going to bring some tough competition in the world of smart phones. This would bring Google into direct competition with Apple and we’d love to see someone moving iPhone from its current position.