Rumors of Web giant Google building a mobile phone have circulated over the months now, and the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) revealed that a revelation could be close. The WSJ says that Monday could be the day of Google's big announcement, and it's likely to take friends T-Mobile and Sprint with it.

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Do you love to check your mail and do some video conferencing while on flight? Well, if your answer is yes then this is a piece of bad news for you. Aerospace and defense conglomerate, Boeing, is said to have been seriously considering a major change for its in-flight Internet service.

A recent Wall Street Journal report reveal that Boeing may dump Connexion, which has failed to turn a profit in six years. According to Boeing spokesman John Dern, "the company is evaluating Connexion to assess what's best for both the business and our customers."

It seems that Boeing has entertained a number of commercial-satellite operators and other potential suitors who might be interested in buying the business or becoming a major partner.

Now, if Boeing and Connexion does not reach a suitable deal, Boeing would be prepared to shut Connexion down, even though the service works as advertised and is used by a handful of international airlines on long-haul flights. Whatever happens in the future, we will surely keep you posted.