The T-Mobile G1 may have launched less than a week ago, but that hasn’t stopped Taiwanese G1 maker HTC churning out another top touchscreen phone in that time - the HTC Touch HD - and we’ve got early hands on pics right here.
Guides | November 5th, 2008
Ultimate G1 Google Android application guide
Google has entered the mobile phone realm with brand new software operating system called Android. This fresh faced platform is shaking things up, and is here to rival Nokia’s dominant and extremely competent Symbian platform - think of it as the Apple OS X to Microsoft’s Vista.
Having debuted on the G1, Andoid will be rolling out in lots more handsets over the coming months. So we’ve wrangled together the key applications you need to download right now to unleash the real power of Google’s Android operating system.
They’re all available on the Android Marketplace to download already, and if you get them before 2009, they won’t cost you a penny either. From productivity to social networking and gaming, these are the apps you need installed this minute, and will ensure you exploit the hidden skills of your Android equipped handset. Read on for the best apps out there…
News | October 30th, 2008
T-Mobile G1 available now
The wait, finally, is over and the offspring of the T-Mobile/HTC/Google partnership can now be yours to own from today. Marks, set, go!
HTC’s touchy feely handset is available exclusively through T-Mobile and if you want to have a play with Google’s mobile OS it currently is the only option out there.
News | October 29th, 2008
Asus planning Android powered handset early 2009
The T-Mobile G1 could be getting a buddy soon in the form of a Google Android powered handset from Asus.
Although Asus is better known for its little laptops, motherboards and graphics cards, it’s no stranger the smartphone market by any stretch.
News | October 22nd, 2008
T-Mobile G1 now shipping in the US
While we’ve still got another eight days to wait until we can get our grubby mitts on the Google/HTC touch-a-thon, lucky punters in the US can get one right now. No fair.
The Android powered phone is now available to all comers with an address that ends in a Zip code through T-Mobile’s US site, for the princely sum of $180 - around £110.
News | October 16th, 2008
T-Mobile shifts G1 date forward to 30 October
In an almost Christmas come early shaped move, T-Mobile has wiggled the Google Android powered G1 launch date forward to 30 October - that’s just 14 days from now.
Even better news - if you fancy grabbing yourself a bit of Googly touchscreen action, the handset can be yours for free if you shell out £40 a month.
News | October 1st, 2008
Nokia Android handset in the works?
Nokia’s reportedly showing interest in developing it’s own Android handset after being spotted attending an Android developer conference.
As well as Nokia, Motorola has also stepped up interest in the platform to give itself a boost in the phone battle.
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