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Deeper hands-on demo at the T-Mobile G1 / HTC / Google Android phone launch event. Featuring "street view" demo, and in-depth Android Market (apps store) details. Doug gets a hands-on tour of the new T-Mobile G1 Google Android phone live at the launch event in NYC. Get a first look at the first Android phone from T-Mobile, Google, and HTC. T-Mobile, Google, and HTC just launched the G1 - the world's first Android-powered phone. Check it out, with launch and pricing info. More video coming soon!
Doug gets another hands-on tour of the new T-Mobile G1 Google Android phone live at the launch event in NYC. Get a first look at browsing, messaging, Android Market. Episode 5 of the Podcast! Featuring David and Jon from TmoNews.com. We talk about life as phone bloggers, striking a balance between posting rumors and protecting the carrier you love, and what's in store for T-Mobile users and the future of Android. Also, the latest cell phone news and (for some reason) Noah's Top 5 TV shows! Notice - We are aware that the audio level on Noah's Bark is a bit low. We're working to correct the issue on future episodes. Turn up your volume to listen.A bonus episode for you this week. Noah talks to Demetra from LG about their partnership with Christian from Project Runway and the design of the LG Lotus. What's up with cell phone product placement in Heroes and Gossip Girl? And what might we already know about the next Android phone?... Noah's Bark from the day of the Google / TMobile G1 Android phone launch. Doug comes on the show live from the NYC launch event to give us his hands-on impressions of the first Google Android phone. Noah talks T-Mo 3G and reviews the Sony Ericsson TM506. Check it out! I'm publishing this one as much because I want it to happen as
anything else. I got it from two unrelated sources late last week that
T-Mobile is prepping a version of HTC's Touch HD as their next Android
phone. One of the sources was the ever talkative Anonymous Tipster,
but the other one was somebody with a decent track record when it comes
to accurately leaking info on upcoming handset releases. Neither of
them are... Like the rest of the phone world and half the tech-savvy public in general, I too awaited this past Tuesday's Google/T-Mobile press event with baited breath. Mainly, I wanted to know two things: What would the G1 Android phone cost, both up front and per month, and would the phone look like the one shown in all of those leaked photos or did Google have something sexier up their sleeves.The news Tuesday was both good and bad. ... Google just posted this video of "Google Mobile Products on Android." Pretty cool walk-through of Google Apps running on Android. Check it out if you want to get all hyped up to go mobile with your Google Apps Addiction (not that that's a bad thing):
There's a big ol' comment war going on between Engadget loyalists and TmoNews fans. Sigh. But you don't care. You just want the pics. And the specs. Yeah, me too. MAN, I hope this is a planted hoax. I just really don't get the design here, especially when HTC's other new devices are so cool looking. Maybe I can hack Android onto an unlocked Touch Pro?
Eh, actually, you know me - in two... Doug's live at the T-Mobile G1 with Google launch event in New York and I'm here in California covering the live webstream. Meantime, T-Mo just sent out the press release: The G1 will sell for $179 on a two-year contract:
T-Mobile customers in the U.S. have the opportunity to pre-order the T-Mobile G1, in limited quantities, beginning today at www.T-MobileG1.com and be among the first to experience this game-changing phone. The... Here comes the first Android phone! Bookmark this page and come back starting at 10:30 AM ET on Tuesday morning, Sep. 23 for live coverage of the T-Mobile/Google press event to launch the first Android phone. Doug will be live at the event in New York City and I'll be watching the Webcast (media only, sorry) and liveblogging the proceedings right here for your viewing pleasure.Will the HTC G1 "Dream" look like it does in all of those...
We're about 14 hours away from the T-Mobile/Google Android phone launch
event and the rumor mill is heating up. Here's a quick rundown of what
may or may not be in store for us when T-Mo and Google take the wraps
off of the first Android-powered mobile phone tomorrow in midtown
Manhattan. Don't forget you can follow all of the action live as it happens on my liveblog page, starting at 10:30 AM ET on Tuesday 9/23.Tricia Duryee of moconews... I'm telling you straight up before I get to the "reporting" that this
is a classic example of me commenting on someone else's story with no
personal first-hand knowledge of the situation. I've yet to use an
Android-powered phone, yet to see the HTC G1, HTC Dream, or any other
Android-based phone in person, and have no idea what's actually going
on behind the scenes. I'm mostly just passing this info and opinion
along to you, so... AOL recently announced they want to throw their hat in the mix by getting into the open source mobile arena with the rest of the big boys. AOL plans on having the platform ready for developers to start tinkering with new apps by this summer. The platform is an XML-based markup language, a mobile device and an application server. Developers will be able to monetize their applications through a number of different advertising methods; clickable... Now that the rest of the world is gearing up for WiMAX, LTE, and other 4G solutions, good ol' T-Mobile is ready to roll out their long awaited 3G network here in the USA. CNET's Kent German reported that he tracked down T-Mobile CEO Hamid Akhavan in Barcelona this week and asked him when the magic switch will finally be flipped. Akhavan "didn't give an exact date but he did promise it would happen by this summer," wrote German.... I used the flight status this past weekend to check on my flight home - it worked great except I did have a gate change that was not updated. Oh well at least I was on time :) I just started using Googles SMS search feature and I have to say it has been a life saver.
Between not having a phone that supports Java applications and Verizon over charging for internet access I have been forced to use Goog411 and now the SMS search feature.
My favorite uses
Flight status
Weather updates (by zip code)
Food
Movies
More info here http://www.google.com/mob... 411?? I just tried it! It works great..
Just added it to my contacts.
Goocellular - Sign me up! Are you serious goog- 411?? WOW and it's free (minus my airtime usage)
I will have to put that one in my contacts... Google has always created apps and utiliies that are far superior to anything else on the market and they are usually always FREE!!
1-800-GOOG-411 is just another example of a free service that blows away the current 411 iformation request service.'
I agree - it just dosen't make good business sense to try and manufacture a phone from scratch. I don't care what kind of resources they have - It will simply cost them and their shareholders a lot of money.
LG would be a good choice. There is no way Google is going to become a cellular provider. They have to stick with what they do best - New Applications and improving existing ones.
I highly doubt Google is going to bother manufacturing their cell phone. They are going to concentrate on the menu structure, apps and of course speed.
Does anyone know what company they are going to use? LG???
Yeah I think if Google wants to be apart of the cellular industry there is nothing going to stop them (even if they have to create there own carrier).
I'm surprized they haven't bid on the new 700 spectrum [:P]
They have enough money, resources, and brand recongnition to be successful.
Can you imagine Googlewireless??? They would have the coolest phones, apps and cheap rates. Hmmm it makes me think that once Google gets their hands into cell phones there is going to be no turning back. I really like the way Google does business and seems to really think things through when creating new products and services, but I just hope I won't have to click or listen to an advertisement before I am able to access my email.. [:(]
I think mtajim has a point. Google wants all of the info biz. what`s the retail price of htc T1-mobile G1. What are the main differences between the Iphone and the G1???
I understand the Iphone is great with photos and music. Is the G1 just as good for photos and music? Also, what about memory...which is better?? I need a new phone.... help :) some of you arent thinking that forever t mobile has had really crapy phones this is a gigantic step for them its (to me) way better than the i phone it may not be the prettiest phone but its defenatley not the ugliest phone i think compared to this the i phone is a pice of crap lolz jk but thyis phone is still better hey can u tell me the price and where to get it plz because i am going to buy it thanx
it's funny how every TS device is automatically compared to the iphone I am getting da G1 ASAP bump the Iphone. to each there own every phone is not for everyone jus like when tmobile got the mda every company went out and create or tried to create the same thing but da mda was still betta. But as for the G1 i think its gonna blow the iphone out da water i like the keyboard feature alone i dont think i should have to tap my screen asway to get something done and i'm looking forward to the open platform. My only... Greets! Really funny. keep working! Tnx! Greets! Really amazing. Big ups! Tnx! Greets! Really amazing. keep working! Tnx! It's a great phone, the Apple iphone is a little better but the difference is you cant put insurance on the apple iphone with AT&T BUT you can put insurance on the G1. |
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