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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...
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...
Vincent is at the Mobilize conference in San Francisco today, and Google's Rich Miner took to the stage to discuss not only Android but the change in the mobile industry and the platforms it uses as a whole. As you might imagine, open-access is a common theme; both of...
Big in Japan's bank account will be receiving its second major deposit of the year, as the company secured $700,000 of startup funding from Architel, an IT infrastructure company that also offers investment in early-stage Dallas-based tech firms. The money will be used both to develop ShopSavvy, the...
According to the Wallstreet Journal, the first ever Google-powered handset will be selling for $199. And when you think about it, this makes perfect sense.
The $199 price tag puts the new smartphone right in line with the competition, such as the iPhone, which is currently retailing for the...
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...
T-Mobile are within days of announcing the Android-powered G1, aka the HTC Dream, according to the Wall Street Journal. Sources talking to the paper have confirmed that the carrier is likely to unveil the open-source device on September 23rd, having escaped the delays that other companies working with Google...
At CTIA Wireless 2008, Qualcomm had one phone on display that lacked significant signage. Turns out, the phone appeared to be running Android firmware version 1.0, which confirms some of our suspicions about release dates. So in order to walk away with some proof, we got some great footage...
Android Community had an invite to spend some time with developers Big in Japan, the team behind GoCart which was one of the ten apps to win $275,000 in Google's Android Developer Challenge. Ewdison Then, our resident Linux expert, made the trip over to their Dallas offices to ask them...
Andy Rubin, Google's director of mobile platforms, has confirmed that the first Android-based handset is in "the final stages" and almost ready for the presumed September 23rd release. Despite the open-source credentials of the project, Rubin described Google's approach as having "put our blinders on" to focus on creating a...
UK newspaper The Telegraph is reporting that T-Mobile UK will be the exclusive carrier to supply the HTC Dream aka G1 in the country, with the Android-based smartphone set to go on sale as early as November. While the sources of the news are unclear, the basic premise is...