NEWS: Google India deal signals mobile push

As Gphone rumors continue to swirl

Google may or may not offer its own smartphone in the coming months, but you're sure to see its apps on other mobile devices across the globe. Little more than a week ago, the search giant teamed up with U.S. wireless carrier Sprint to offer Google tools on Sprint's upcoming WiMax portal.Now, Google has laid the groundwork for another mobile push, inking a deal with Bharti Airtel, India's largest private broadband and telephone provider.

Today, Airtel announced that the two companies will bring Google apps - including Google Search, Gmail, Google Talk, and Google Docs & Spreadsheets - to the service provider's wire-line broadband customers. But in the future, the two plan to offer similar apps on mobile phones as well, Business Standard reports.

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