Finding a mobile in the Middle East that operates Google's Android back end may be hard to come by. But that may change once Arabic is fully supported by the operating system. On , to provide support for the Arabic language is the second-most requested item on the web site. More than 1,500 people has flagged the issue, about 100 less than the most-desired request, getting and easier voice dialing system implemented in Android phones. A selection of some user's specific request (sic) follows: You get the picture. In any case, the amount of buzz behind getting Arabic onto Android is not something the internet giant can ignore, especially in a market that feels like everyone owns a smartphone. I'd expect to see this happen very, very shortly. Hat tip to . <i>(Photo credit: The Samsung Moment, a mobile that works with the Google Android, operating system is featured at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week. The phone displays mobile television technology that beamed an American college football game during the trade show. </i> Ethan Miller / AFP <i>)</i>