But I have to admit, the Nexus One is a winner. I wasn't enthusiastic about buying a phone on the internet sight unseen, but the day it was reported that it finally had the pinch-to-zoom thing enabled, I decided to take the plunge. I've wanted to have a GPS unit for my car anyway, and I thought that google navigation might finally make a phone useful.
Verizon is on an all out Android assault and there is no slowdown in sight. They are not planning on bringing a Voyager/Envy Touch like Android Device to the masses.
Google have announced mobile access for their Google Book Search service to Android-based devices, such as the T-Mobile G1. The launch, which is also formatted for the Apple iPhone, offers 1.5 million books in the US and over half a million outside of the US that the search giant has digitized and made available online. Although …
Bank ING have announced a free app for Android-based handsets, which helps users locate their nearest ATM. The software, ING Wegwijzer (“ING Signpost”), takes advantage not only of the T-Mobile G1′s GPS functionality but also its digital compass, presenting directions to the closest cash-machine overlaid onto a real-time view of their surroundings. It’s similar in concept …
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