Apple iPhone since its inception in June 2007 might have its toughest competition. And the competitor is none other than the Search Engine and Software giant Google. Apple Inc. has almost had a monopoly since the last few months on iPhone, and it would not be unfair to say that they have taken the technology world by storm with their iPhone innovation.

The craze, iPhone has generated with the Multitouch technology allows a user to use the iPhone applications with just the touch of your fingers on the touch screen. It not only allows a user to list emails or play the music, but also allows rotating, flipping and dragging images with just the tip of a finger.

Google has also anticipated all the iPhone features and has recently revealed software, which runs on a mobile phone operating system launched by Google called Android. This iPhone from Google, which is tipped to take on Apple iPhone, has features like multimedia applications, text messaging, email as well as a phone, internet browser, map software, and calendar functions.

These Android Mobile Phones from Google, which are expected to go on sale later this year, has an operating system supported by an alliance of more than 30 mobile phone operators, handset makers, software firms and component manufacturers. It is slated to use Google as its web browser home page, Google Mail as its email application, and Google Maps for navigation.

A recent research report has revealed that Google has plans to install Android on two per cent of smartphones by December 2008. All associated with this Google mobile phone is highly anticipating a turnaround in the iPhone market post its launch. They have been very positive that, its easy usability features and sleek and beautiful look would surely give Apple iPhone a healthy competition.

There has been a widespread anticipation on the news of Google’s answer to Apple iPhones being announced. Apple Inc., which has had a record sale of iPhones – a whopping 3.75 million since its launch are also integrating new features and an expected price cut is also perhaps on its way.