By Beth Kowitt, writer FORTUNE — When Google (GOOG) acquired a tiny wireless startup called Android in 2005, few at the search giant had particularly high hopes for the deal — if they even knew about it. At that point Google had purchased just a handful of companies, mostly software makers it had quietly folded into its operations. (Big, high-profile deals like YouTube and DoubleClick came later.)
In a press release timed with a Computex Tiawan unveiling today, Qualcomm published information on its next generation of Smartphone chips. Qualcomm's 1GHz Snapdragon processor powers some of the best high-end Android smartphones out there, including the HTC Nexus One, EVO and Incredible and upcoming products like the Dell Streak. Today's press release suggests that those phones are only the begi
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