T-Mobile issued a statement regarding the availability of the HTC G1 Android phone, which will go on sale beginning October 22. The spokesperson said: “Given the great anticipation and the heavy pre-sale demand for the T-Mobile G1, [T-Mobile] nearly tripled the number of phones initially available for delivery on the Oct. 22 launch date, and […]

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Korean-based phone manufacturers Samsung, and LG are set to release handsets, based on Google’s Android Operating System. This will occur by Q3 next year, at the earliest. This gives both manufacturers quick a while to fine tune the handsets. Currently, there is one handset based on Android, which is announced, and to be available in […]

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Android browser in action
Right after T-Mobile’s latest and greatest offering, the G1 (world’s first Android based handset) launched, the Web got flooded with guides through the phone’s user interface and demos. We have scouted YouTube for some of the most informative walkthroughs - without further ado, here they go:
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Today HTC, T-Mobile and Google announced the first phone running the Android platform, the G1. The G1 has a touch screen that swivels out to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. The G1 is highly integrated with Google’s services, and includes one-touch access to Google Maps Street View, Gmail, YouTube and others. It has a track […]

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According to sources cited by the Wall Street Journal, the Google Android phone to be announced by T-Mobile and HTC next week will cost $200 with contract.
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Today Google made its location-aware search function available to a wide range of Windows Mobile devices. The technology requires the Google Gears software to be installed on the handset. Using Gears and cell tower ID information, you will automatically receive localized search results without having to add in location information manually. The feature is free […]

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Google have announced the winners of its latest Android Developer Competition, which is intended to encourage the development for its upcoming mobile phone OS - Android. Of the fifty entrants to reach the finals, ten of those received the nice sum of $275,000, and a further ten received $100,000. Most of the applications that made […]

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Google has announced their App Market, for mobile phones, which lets users download third-party applications to their handset. When you find an application you like, you get a pretty simple view: the application’s name, a description of the application, a choice to rate it out of five, and a choice to comment on the application. […]

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T-Mobile’s G1 smartphone has finally been spotted in a real-world photo, courtesy of an anonymous tip sent to Engadget. The design matches the FCC images and outside renderings exactly and carries both the T-Mobile branding as well as a near-final version of Google’s upcoming mobile operating system; the touchscreen, trackball, and hidden QWERTY keyboard are […]

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Today Google announced the Android Market, which will be an open content distribution system where users can find, purchase, download and install content on their Android-powered phones. Google will host the service and allow developers to use it to get their applications into the hands of end users. It will have a rating and feedback […]

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