Google and Nokia Plan Wi-Fi VOIP Device

May 12 2006, 2:36pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The WSJ (Subscription) breaks a story about Google and Nokia planning a wi-fi device with Google Talk service.

Apparently it is to sell for about $390 and is actually based on the already released Nokia 770.

I am not sure if this partnership will boost the 770 sales. A cool and more portable wi-fi handset with Google software on it would be more attractive.Full details about the Google Nokia handheld are supposed to come next week.

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