Google’s next Nexus might be an enterprise phone with physical keyboard
There aren’t too many details about this at the moment, but it looks like Google’s second Nexus Android phone (perhaps named Nexus Two?) “will be for enterprise users.”
According to Reuters, Andy Rubin himself said so, in an interview with Walt Mossberg – apparently, this is the interview, but it looks like there’s nothing about the “next Nexus” in it.
Anyway, the Android mastermind has reportedly also declared that the new Nexus phone may come with a physical keyboard – which most probably means a sliding QWERTY one.
It’s not clear yet if the second Google Nexus handset will be manufactured by HTC (like the Nexus One), or by another company. Motorola, Samsung maybe?

While the Nexus One competes with the likes of iPhone and other stylish handsets, an enterprise-targeted Nexus phone will likely compete with RIM’s BlackBerry smartphones, as well as with Windows Mobile devices.
Now the question is: will Google really make an enterprise phone?
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