If you’ve been lurking the internet recently, you’ve probably heard rumors of Google’s new smartphone – set to far surpass Motorola’s Droid and Apple’s iPhone. Search “Google Phone” and you’ll soon realize that it’s the elusive unicorn of the internet.

Proposed design idea from www.T3.com.

Google knows how to market – it’s that simple. The word “Google” is a common verb used to describe internet searching even though it isn’t a real English word. Google’s marketing teams are ingenious and prove just how vital innovative marketing is to a business’ success.

Customers have adored their iPhones but dread the expensive and mandatory AT&T contracts. Google has confirmed that their new phone will be publicly available to all carriers because customers complained and Google listened, but can Google deliver?

Top-Colleges wants to know what you look for in a phone. Google is a talented company that’s backed by the same brand loyal customers as Apple, so their smartphone endeavor sounds promising.

When choosing a phone, one of the major deciding components is the phone’s compatibility, and the Google moniker definitely warrants that. Apple’s iPhone revolutionized the smartphone industry and spawned heavy competitors like the Droid, but they’re coming back stronger, smarter, and thinner. The Google phone is said to have a more streamlined design that would make the relatively new iPhone 3Gs look like a dinosaur.

iPhone’s still dominate the market but the early 2010 release date is surely looming over Apple’s head. It’s frustrating to customer and competitors alike because Google has kept the phone’s details obscure yet desired. Google has released a few ingredients and let the internet brew over them, stirring together a concoction of theories that Google is no doubt using as an indicator of what the public wants.

Google is one force to be reckoned with and despite its delayed debut, the Google phone release will surely be grand.