The G1 offers a lot of location based services including the ability to see where your friends are. Similar to Buddy Beacon the G1 can help you locate others as well as broadcast your location, however it is not limited to those who are using a specific application. It is the same with all Android …
With all the sightings of the G1 at the event today, it has become clear that black is the color favorite. There were a few white models in pictures here and there. Word is the brown one was spotted but we really did not see much of it. While the showroom was crowded with long …
Here we are just minutes from the announcement of the first Android powered handset. Vincent is at the event and ready to stream everything straight to our liveblog. Be sure to keep watch for the official announcement and your opportunity to win a free G1.
A forum user has tipped off Android Community on the G1 chipset. It appears the chipset used in the G1 will be made by Qualcomm, and is one of the company’s 7201 multi-core processors, a dual core to be precise. It is said to be more stable and energy efficient than most processors; however, unusually, …
Just moments ago T-MobileG1.com went online. The site appears to be ready to cover the announcement tomorrow morning. Different buttons including “See”, “Learn”, “Do” and “Get it First” hint at a pre-order starting tomorrow. At the top is a navigation bar including “T-Mobile Sites”, “Shop”, “locate” and “Support”. While the site does not actually give …
Who doesn’t want a free Android smartphone? To celebrate the launch of T-Mobile’s G1, we are going to give the new handset away to one of our community members during our Live Blog of T-Mobile’s Android announcement on September 23rd . To be in with a chance of winning, you’ll need to be a registered …
The Android-based G1 has already started showing up on T-Mobile USA’s website, as a promotions page for existing customers. While the pre-registration link does not yet work, it’s apparent confirmation that the device will be offered to existing T-Mobile users prior to general availability. It also confirms the handset’s name – the T-Mobile G1. Up …
More live photos of T-Mobile’s G1 smartphone – the Android-based handset by HTC, otherwise known as the Dream – have leaked. Courtesy of Rizzn at Utterli, the live images apparently come via an internal source at Google, who had been talking with an Android tester. The tester in question had supposedly been using the G1 …
Android Community has just been invited to an event that will see the launch of the first Android powered T-Mobile smartphone. The press conference will be on September 23rd at 10:30AM EDT and we’ll be Live Blogging the whole event, together with bringing you hands-on photos of the new Android device from a live product …
Google brought along what was described as a working Android cellphone “for the first time in Europe” at the London Google Developer Day earlier this morning. Although the handset’s branding was covered, those present at the event described it as looking ” very much like the HTC Dream” and being “far more polished” than engineering …
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