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While the hardware of the T-Mobile G1 can support multitouch, and the users certainly could deal with it, neither HTC nor Google themselves gave the smartphone the ability to recognize more than one simultaneous touch. Now that's all changed, thanks to coder Luke Hutchison, who has put together a...
HTC may no longer be in the top rankings when we talk about mobile phones these days but we'll always remember the brand for releasing the first commercially available smartphone. BlackBerry may be boasting itself as a pioneer in the smartphone industry but within the Android community, we know...
As more information on the X10 continues to roll in, this device is continuing its roll downhill. It appears as though the hardware is not capable of supporting multi-touch. Couple this with the high suggested retail price and the multiply delays and you have a potential flop on your...
An updated version of Google Maps (3.4.0) is now available in the Android Market.
Additionally, Google will release Android 2.1 Update 1, which will allow handset manufacturers to add multitouch to the browser, maps, and gallery on any device with compatible hardware, according to PC Magazine.
Google have released elements of Android OS 2.0 Donut to the developer community, and the changelist is already prompting excitement. Among the differences already noted are multitouch and gesture support, together with CDMA compatibility opening up the possibility of Android devices on US networks like Verizon and Sprint.
There's also...
Some of you may be getting sick of seeing the same Android news over and over again while hoping for something new. Sadly this post is just another story with a different look. Multi-touch has been demonstrated on the T-Mobile G1 before, but here we go again.
Back in November...
Just the other day we reported that two finger presses were recorded on the T-mobile G1, by a user that goes by the name RyeBrye. Well he decided to make a video to prove his findings for us. The video very clearly shows the two separate traces at the...
October 16th, and we're finally allowed to tell you what we've wanted to say for the past week: the T-Mobile G1 is a very good cellphone indeed. The first handset commercially available to run Google's Android platform and, with the exception perhaps of the iPhone 3G, the most anticipate...
After the main announcement, Android Community went to check out the T-Mobile G1 itself; you've seen the photo gallery, now it's time for the video demos. The first is a tour of the G1 with Android project manager Erick Tseng, covering everything from the innovative unlock system, through the menu...
The G1 has only been official for an hour or so, but that hasn't stopped Walt Mossberg from putting out his extensive pre-review first-impressions. The man who we all thought was surgically attached to his iPhone seems particularly taken with the T-Mobile device, citing slick software, the inclusion of MMS...