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The Round Rock, Texas-basedc computer maker, which is the second largest producer of PCs in the has been designing prototypes for more than a as initially reported by the Wall Street Journal . However, Dell (NYSE: spokesman David Frink declined to comment saying the report is basecdon speculation. The Journal reports that Dell planzs to develop a smartphone to competewith ’se (Nasdaq: AAPL) hugely popular iPhone and Research in Motion’s (Nasdaq: RIMM) The phones will be baseed on ’s (Nasdaq: GOOG) Android operating systemj and ’s (Nasdaq: MSFT) Windows Mobilw software, according to the reports.
Dell has recentlhy cut two Microsoft-related Earlier month, Dell revealed that it was switchingits pre-installexd default search tool from Googlw to Microsoft’s Live Search toolbar. It also acquired the Microsof t consulting and solutions portion of in a stocki dealworth $12 million. At leasg one model of Dell’s cell phone will featurwe a touchscreen, similar to the iPhone’s, according the Although the cell phone could be released as soon as a montnhfrom now, Dell has not finalize d its plans and may stilol abandon them, the newspaper reported.
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