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With Android, Google is attempting to do for the mobile Web what Microsoft did for the desktop: that is, become the Windows of the mobile sphere. However, as
The Wall Street Journalreported earlier this week, that ambitious plan is already running into a few roadblocks. For starters, Verizon and AT&T, the top two carriers in the U.S., have decided to pass on Android, so Google had to settle for T-Mobile and Sprint Nextel, the third and fourth best. The second piece of bad news is that T-Mobile won't have any Android phones ready before the fourth quarter …