Of course there is no way yet to say if Google is the current high bidder, but we do know for sure that Google has won. The auction has now surpassed the reserve price of $4.6bn (sitting at $4.7bn) according to the New York Times. This is significant because now the winner of this auction, even if it's not Google, has to "follow the rules" that Google proposed. What are the rules? the FCC will force the winning bidder to allow any device from other carriers to run any applications on their network -- perfect for the Open Handset Alliance. If there is only one bidder left in the auction, there will likely be no more bids, but according to...