It's official--everyone's getting into the Google Android gang. Following on the heels of HTC, Motorola, Kyocera, and a handful of other phone companies, American handset manufacturer Hop-on is reportedly working on their own answer to the Google phone.

According to the company, the handset (along with every other new tech product in the known universe) is set to debut at CES. Hop-on also claimed that it will be selling the phone for less than $200--not a bad deal, considering that the company generally sells unlocked devices.