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Google Android-powered HTC Dream to ship November (updated)
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —
Google is preparing to introduce the first Android-powered mobile phone, putting the new device in competition with the iPhone during the coming Holiday sales market.
The device, Dream, is manufactured by HTC and available exclusively on T-mobile in the UK and to ship in early November. A local UK report predicts the device will be introduced at a New York press conference next Tuesday.
Unlike iPhone, Dream's expected to carry a slide-out Qwerty keyboard as well as matching the iPhone with 3G and built-in GPS. It'll also have Chrome inside, so it will run Google applications such as ...
Google Android-powered HTC Dream to ship November (updated)
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —
Google is preparing to introduce the first Android-powered mobile phone, putting the new device in competition with the iPhone during the coming Holiday sales market.
The device, Dream, is manufactured by HTC and available exclusively on T-mobile in the UK and to ship in early November. A local UK report predicts the device will be introduced at a New York press conference next Tuesday.
Unlike iPhone, Dream's expected to carry a slide-out Qwerty keyboard as well as matching the iPhone with 3G and built-in GPS. It'll also have Chrome inside, so it will run Google applications such as ...
Google shows Android, faces software challenge
MacNN | The Macintosh News Network —
[image] Google used its London Developer Day on Tuesday to show a late build of its Android mobile operating system in an event that suggests continuing resistance to the platform. Using what's now largely accepted as a prototype of the T-Mobile G1 , Android chief Michael Jennings demonstrated the phone's full HTML browser as well as its version of Google Maps and the accelerometer, which can affect both the operating system as well as specific programs. The atmosphere at the event was nonetheless apprehensive, according to anecdotal reports from the British event. Although every developer at the presentation was aware ...
T-Mobile sets stage for Android, iPhone showdown next week
AppleInsider —
By Aidan Malley Published: 06:55 PM EST An invitation sent out on Tuesday by T-Mobile asks the media to gather next week to see the first phone built on the Android mobile platform, but will also pit Apple and Google against each other -- if reluctantly. The notice encourages the press to attend a New York City event on September 23rd that will mark the debut of both the phone and the software it depends on. While little else is contained in the release itself, a string of leaks have essentially spoiled the carrier's plans in advance and imply a direct competitor to the iPhone and other full-touchscreen cellphones. ...
Google Android video- looking very interesting
jkOnTheRun —
No question that Google Android is coming as Kevin blogged about and the more information we get about it the more interesting the OS looks. Michael Gartenberg found a video from a Google dev meeting in Europe that shows how interesting Android is starting to look. I can't wait to get my hands on Android. ...
First Google Android OS Cellphone Revealed Next Week
Touch Podium —
A screen capture of the T-Mobile event invitation.
T-Mobile sent out invitations (see here) Tuesday, asking the media to gather next week for a first glimps look at the first phone built on the Google Android mobile platform.
The event will be taking place in New York City on September 23rd, and will mark the debut of the cellphone, and the brand new OS the phone is running on.
For now, have a look at Google Android’s video tour (see here). If you’ve got an everyday cellphone you won’t be dissapointed, but then again, if you’re an iPhone or even better, an ...
10 Things that May Make Google’s Android Better than Apple’s iPhone
Touch Podium —
The iPhone is one phenomenal piece of hardware. You can do almost anything with this cellphone that you could with a computer. In fact, you could do more, and it’s portable. It’s a darn computer the size of your hand. Apple did a marvelous job with their iPhone, and has made the product even better with the release of their second-generation iPhone; the iPhone 3G.
But, is there a better cellphone available out there? Personally, I say no. But what about the coming weeks? Personally, I don’t think so, but it is very possible that one cellphone announced by T-Mobile will do fairly well, too. Then ...
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