Google's Widgets Coming With iPhone

This innovation is very attractive for iPod fans, who will have a chance to make phone calls, listen to music, download music and generally access the entire web via one single device.

The new iPone's web access has all of Google's widgets, hopefully, because in the announcement Apple's representative mentioned "Google applications", does this mean all Google Maps, Blogger, Calendar, News reader, Gmail? We'll see it next month, when the phone gets released.

Mobile telephone companies are somehow against this innovation, because they want the customers to pay for downloading files from their networks. But AT&T, iPhone's exclusive U.S. service provide, says that this is a great idea and it is ready to the challenge, because lots of its competitors' users will prefer to have an iPhone, rather than to have another phone and stay on their existing mobile provider contract. So this is going to be a chance for AT&T to win the market.

"An overwhelming 90 percent of respondents gave the iPhone higher marks than their own handset and over 40 percent of respondents rated the iPhone much better across key functional categories-- including music player, web browsing, voice mail, and phone call management--indicating real innovation in designing a user experience," said Harvey Cohen, President of Strategy Analytics, who conducted a research of iPhones popularity among consumers.

The consumers have not yet seen or touched the coming iPhone, they made their decision after Apples video presentation.

When AT&T was asked about iPhone's price, the representative said: "There are other things -- you have the widgets, some of the Google applications that are coming -- there are just so many things here that the price will not be an issue."

By Ruzan Harutyunyan for HULIQ