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Monday, Apr 6
ODM Compal making Android-running netbook
Android Community AZ As you recall, Android was developed by Google and made its grand debut last year in the T-Mobile G1. The operating system is powerful enough to run on a notebook, however, so it will be interesting to see Android utilized to its fullest potential.
Thursday, Dec 18
Studies show the iPhone is the number one Wi-Fi device in the US
The iPhone takes the lead in most Wi-Fi usage in the US with 43 percent of requests coming over Wi-Fi rather than the mobile operator network. Other smartphones such as the BlackBerry and the new T-Mobile G1 will continue to grow in the coming months. Devices such as the iPod Touch and Sony Pla...
Thursday, Nov 6
T-Mobile MOTOZINE ZN5, Samsung Behold & Gravity, cameo MMS photo frame announced
The highly sought-after T-Mobile G1 with Google, featuring the Android Market and an intuitive design with a touch screen, QWERTY keyboard and trackball, as well as a mobile Web experience that integrates popular Google services such as Google Maps Street View™, Gmail™, YouTube™ and...
Sunday, Nov 2
SlashGear Week in Review - Week 44 2008
Elsewhere, Microsoft’s Windows 7 pre-beta has been released - check out the overview here and the preliminary netbook build here - and the company’s research arm has been showing off their SecondLight dual-display modification of the multitouch Surface. Meanwhile Google has releas...
Friday, Oct 31
HTC Touch HD: Video Demo and Q&A
A. HTC have obviously used a capacitive touchscreen on the T-Mobile G1, which runs Android, so it certainly looks to be a Windows Mobile issue. According to Brandon Miniman it’s because Microsoft don’t want to give up on the stylus-driven handwriting recognition, which is particularl...
Saturday, Oct 18
T-Mobile USA 3G coverage broken down by city
T-Mobile’s Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS)/High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) data network supports multiple 3G-capable phones available from T-Mobile, including the HSDPA-enabled T-Mobile G1 with Google, coming to select T-Mobile retail stores an...
Wednesday, Oct 15
T-Mobile G1 Android Phone Reviewed at Android Community
The G1 packs GPS, HSPA for up to 7.2Mbps downloads and 2Mbps uploads, WiFi b/g and Bluetooth 2.0. There’s also an iPhone-style capacitive touchscreen, slide-out QWERTY keyboard and BlackBerry-inspired trackball. But does the lack of multitouch undermine its finger-friendliness, an...
Sunday, Oct 5
SlashGear Week in Review - Week 40 2008
In cellphones, Nokia finally debuted their S60 Touch OS in the shape of the 5800 XpressMusic. A touchscreen multimedia device with HSDPA and, from next year, Comes With Music - offering unlimited audio downloads for 12 months - it’s not going to challenge the iPhone but the consensus is t...
Thursday, Sep 18
T-Mobile planning further 3G expansion in run-up to Android G1 launch
Relevant Entries on SlashGearT-Mobile Android Event on Sept. 23rd: We’ll be Live BloggingPictures of the first Android phone, HTC Dream leakedT-Mobile to kick off 3G network by Summer, also to launch Android phone and iPhone in AustriaHTC squash Android handset delay rumorAndroid is...
Friday, Aug 15
Android, Google & the G1 HTC Dream: why T-Mobile makes sense
Relevant Entries on SlashGearHTC Dream aka G1 coming to T-Mobile on September 17th?Android is coming, how will handset manufacturers handle the relationship between their Windows Mobile handsets and Android handsets?HTC Dream phone in Android video leak?Android vs. iPhone – a batt...
