Samsung may produce the first of the rumored "Googlephones", if their Ultra Edition 13.8 handset's spec sheet is anything to go by: the only thing to distinguish the otherwise-banal device is that it's pre-loaded with Google's mobile search and Gmail Java applications.
This "is among the first of Google’s efforts to get its software built into the phone at the manufacturing stage," according to mobile-ent.com.
What this means is that Google is now universally applicable as a marketing prefix for any hypothetical product or service. Look for newswriters to go gaga over the "Yahoo!phone" or the "Microsoftphone" based on similar functionality that uses their own services, as soon as they're told to by a press release.
First Google phone actually Samsung phone [Mobile-Ent.biz via Engadget]
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