Verizon chief executive, Lowell McAdam yesterday told the Wall Street Journal that the wireless carrier had partnered with Google and is working on a tablet that will compete with Apple's iPad.
Speaking in an interview with WSJ, McAdam spoke of Verizon's business relationship with Google, dropping hints about the next project they'll be working on.
"What do we think the next big wave of opportunities are?" Mr. McAdam said. "We're working on tablets together, for example. We're looking at all the things Google has in its archives that we could put on a tablet to make it a great experience."
Though neither Google nor Verizon would comment further, Bloomberg managed to get some details out of Verizon spokesperson Marquett Smith. Smith told Bloomberg that the company would announce more details later this week but not before revealing that the tablet would be based on Google's Android operating system.
Sit tight, we'll know more tomorrow or Friday!
