gTunes? Will Google sell music, ringtones, and accessories online for its gPhone?

The iPod is a great little music player but if you didn't have iTunes to provide the music, would you still love it? So the question is will Google start its own version of iTunes? Well lets assume and Google did start its own iTunes-like service and called it something like "gTunes," well you have got to bet it will be something we've never seen before. Google's success lies in its ability to do things a little bit different then its competition. Its ideas aren't new but it is able to take the ideas of others and make them its own. Just look at gMail. When gMail was first launched the mere thought of a gigabyte storage for an e-mail account was unheard of. At the time users on forums were begging for an invite and some were buying them on eBay for as much as $20. Although the gPhone is less like an iPod and more like a ultra-portable laptop. It will without a doubt play mp3's. Almost all phones on the market today play mp3's. If Google can take on the Apple iPhone, why not knockout the iPod in the process? Google has denied rumors that it would sell music online but who really knows what Google will do once the gPhone is out on the market. In the meantime Google can satisfy its entertainment hungry users with its powerful YouTube video streaming service.