Google chief designer: Welcome to the RIM-made Android phone

Although most of the Android mobile phone on the market are pure touch screen to operate, but the Google Android user experience director Matias Duarte said he still hopes that some manufacturers have launched Android phone with a physical keyboard.

Duarte in an interview on ABC News, said he is still a big fan of the physical keyboard, the majority of the products used by the previous job with a physical keyboard. Prior to joining Google, Duarte in the Palm software design work, and participate in the development of the Palm Pre phone.

When it comes to the status of the RIM into huge losses, Duarte BlackBerry maker again dished out an olive branch: "If RIM wants to create an Android phone, then we would be very welcome, with rich products with a physical keyboard on the RIM experiences. "

But it seems that RIM has said it will not appreciate it, after the BlackBerry platform already have the emulator can run Android applications, while the company's CEO Thorsten Heins has also repeatedly rejected the idea of becoming a Google platform, one of the OEM manufacturers.