Search engine giant Google hinted that it may be launching another mobile phone after recently launching the G1 phone through U.S. phone provider T-Mobile, reported CNet Sunday.

The T-Mobile G2 is rumoured to contain a 5-megapixel camera with an automatic focus, a VGA camera for video calls, a Wi-Fi connection and a touch screen. The phones run on Google's Android OS technology.

The G1 phone was launched in October in the United States and costs nearly US$180. It is manufactured by Taiwan-based contract manufacturer HTC.

The G2 will not be exclusive to T-Mobile and may be sold in various countries across the world. It is expected to enter markets by January 26 next year, according to Cell Phone Signal rumours. Boy Genius Report said that the date will be closer to April, CNet reported.