T-Mobile G1

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Google Makes iPhone the New eBook Reader: Watch Out, Kindle Google beefs up Google Book Search efforts optimizing over a million titles for mobile devices including iPhone and T-Mobile G1.
Google Launches Android Market Arriving along with the official launch of T-Mobile's G1 is Google's Android Market, a place where G1 owners can download mobile applications.
The Google Android Phone Arrives T-Mobile's G1, the first phone out with Google's Android operating system, is finally here. The G1 boasts excellent ergonomics and call quality, but it's held back by basic omissions, such as no standard headphone jack and a camera with few features.
In Pictures: 15 Killer Android Apps for the G1 If Google wants its Android-based phones to unseat Apple's iPhone as the top touch-screen handsets, it will have to offer cool apps. On the G1, T-Mobile customers will be the first to check out about 50 available applications. T-Mobile says that all apps are free until 2009. Here's a look at some of them.
Why Android's 'Kill Switch' Is a Good Thing Google's first Android phone, T-Mobile's G1, has a "kill switch" that allows for remote removal of programs T-Mobile doesn't want you to use. Is this a good thing?

Augmented Reality: Coming to a Device Near You We've all seen augmented reality in the movies: A character puts on a pair of glasses and suddenly data about their surroundings appears within their field of vision. Now this technology is available on a device near you.
World Tech Update: CES Preview in NYC, Hacked iPhones, and More... Intel and AMD settle their legal disputes, New York hosts the annual CES preview, iPhones are hacked, and more...
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iPhone vs. BlackBerry vs. Droid vs. Pre: Smackdown! Despite the Droid, the iPhone and BlackBerry remain on top; use the ratings calculator to determine the best smartphone for you.
Augmented Reality: Coming to a Device Near You We've all seen augmented reality in the movies: A character puts on a pair of glasses and suddenly data about their surroundings appears within their field of vision. Now this technology is available on a device near you.
Dell's Android Phone for China and Brazil: How Bad Can it be? Dell's Android phone is headed for China and Brazil - not U.S. Does this suggest the dell smartphone is less than impressive?
Dell Bringing Smartphone to China, Brazil Not wanting to be left behind in the smartphone wars, Dell announced Friday that it was bringing its first-ever smartphone to China Mobile.
AT&T: Ignore Verizon's Ads and Fix Your Own Woes Analysis: Is Verizon pushing the envelope of truthiness with its holiday ads? Sure -- but AT&T should worry more about its own abysmal coverage, not the competition's commercials.