Following on from yesterday's Google Tablet article, we have now heard more gossips surrounding Google's answer to the iPad, it seems that these newest rumors came from the mouth of Google CEO, Eric Schmidt.

Schmidt actually stated that Google's first tablet will run on the Android OS, though it will feature Google's Chrome web browser and will completely support Adobe Flash.

In addition to this, Schmidt also stated that he fears Apple or Google will get it accurate with their first tablet, however second and third generation tablets will start figuring it out.

Google is apparently in talks with HTC to develop its tablet PC. HTC at present makes many of the mobile handsets that run Google's Android operating system. If you can remember, HTC also designed and built Google's own-brand mobile handset, the Nexus One.

This development is established with the announcement of Google in its certified blog about the next generation Google Docs which is the supposed platform to be used in reading e-books.

New York Times lately released a news article that Google's CEO, Eric Schmidt announced the forthcoming Google Tablet PC in a social gathering citing that it will be an e-reader that would carry out its tasks as a computer.

Eric Schmidt has spoken out regarding the internet company's pronouncement to pull out its operations from China. Schmidt has said that regardless of what their doctrines may be, other companies shouldn't be projected to pursue Google's lead.

Schmidt admitted that he was not feeling very positive as Google's engineers and software panels were presently struggling with numerous parts of the venture, hence it is very difficult to say when the company will finally launch its first Tablet in the markets.

Google has gone through a lot, lately. I hope that it can smoothly carry out its operations for the new project that it has taken up and offer the best of its technologies to its true fans, which are always eagerly waiting to experience the next technological marvel.