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Thursday, Jun 11
TechCrunch: Google Gives The G1's Physical Keyboard A Glass Of Ice ...
The T-Mobile G1's physical keyboard sucks. The keys are oddly spaced, they're too depressed and the device's Leno chin makes for an overall awkward typing experience. The Google Ion (sometimes called the “G2″ or the HTC Magic) offers a much nicer ...
Tuesday, Jun 2
Android Netbooks Coming From Acer and ASUSTeK
These moves follow the successful launch of an Android-based smartphone, the T-Mobile G1, last October. This past weekend, Qualcomm said it's expanding its Snapdragon chipset for a new category called smartbooks, which will also run Android. ...
Friday, May 1
Motorola May Need More Than Android
But none of the devices came close to the buzz of Apple's iPhone or the T-Mobile G1. "At this point, Motorola does have to execute, and the company is executing in extremely narrow straits. It really is going to be critical for Motorola, whether it's ...
Thursday, Dec 18
Google Optimizes Mobile Search for iPhone, T-Mobile G1
Google on Thursday launched visually optimized search results for the iPhone and T-Mobile G1 Android devices. Whether users are using Google search through the search widget on the G1's home screen, the search box in the iPhone's Safari browser, or Google.com on either device, the searc...
Friday, Nov 14
Google Offers Search By Voice, and iPhone Gets It First
The New York Times offered photographs of Google employees Vic Gundotra and Gummi Hafsteinsoon using an iPhone for a voice search. The free application was expected to be available on Apple's App Store on Friday. Google reportedly will soon offer the technology for other devices, presum...
Tuesday, Oct 28
Mobile Gadget Roundup: Wireless Tech Toys
T-Mobile G1 This phone's debut last week is significant because Google, like Apple, has the muscle to change an industry. The G1 is the first of what is expected to be many phones using Google's Android open-source platform. Software: It cannot access Microsoft's Exchange software, wide...
