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Gizmodo: Google Brings Push Gmail, Google Maps Street View, Other Tight Integration to the G1 [Android]
CrunchGear: The must-see Android video demo from Google
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis: Video runs through Google goodies on Android
Lifehacker: What Android Could Bring to Your Phone [Google Android]
Google Brings Push Gmail, Google Maps Street View, Other Tight Integration to the G1 [Android]
Gizmodo —
Android is here, and as to be expected with a Google-made mobile OS, there's a bit of Google App fanciness going on. In fact, it's designed with Google Apps in mind so much that whether or not you're a user of Gmail and other services might determine how useful the phone will be to you. The G1 will be the first phone to offer push Gmail, which is something we're expecting to see on the iPhone in the not too distant future. Gmail also features a Google Talk presence on Android, thanks to the fact that Gmail gets its own mail app while all other mail services are relegated to a simpler one. You can sync you contacts and appointments ...
The must-see Android video demo from Google
CrunchGear —
Google just made available an in-depth look at Android that you’re going to wanna watch. Shows off the Google syncing, phone lock, and much more. It should answer most of those questions swirling ’round your head about the just-launched G1’s operating system.
Update: Just added the not nearly as informative but still official HTC T-Mobile G1 tour after the break.
Video runs through Google goodies on Android
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
Did that mention about no desktop app for the T-Mobile G1 make you a little nervous? Run through this video which describes how Google’s web applications are all built right into and synced wirelessly with the fabled GPhone. Search, Maps, Gmail with Contacts, Calendar, Google Talk, and YouTube are the cornerstone services that are launching with the G1 and all work pretty nicely on the new handset. Looks pretty awesome… Who’s excited?
[via Official Google Mobile Blog]
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What Android Could Bring to Your Phone [Google Android]
Lifehacker —
[image] This morning marked the launch of the first phone that runs Android, an open-source, Google-designed operating system that runs web-savvy applications on a touchscreen-based phone. We didn't have an agent at today's launch of T-Mobile's G1, but luckily our brothers-in-arms Gizmodo are all over it ...
Video: T-Mobile officially unveils G1
Tech Ticker —
T-Mobile today announced the first Android OS based phone, HTC Dream aka the G1. The phone will be commercially available from October 22 in T-Mobile stores for $179 with a two year contract. G1 is a decently spec’d phone which has a 3-inch touch screen display running HVGA resolution (480 x 320 pixels). Full rundown below.
Network: GSM 850/900/1700/1800/1900/2100Mhz
Dimensions: 116.84mm x 54.86mm x 15.75mm
Weight: 5.6 ounces
Connectivity: GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, Wi-Fi
Camera: 3.1 megapixel
Storage: 1GB microSD bundled
GPS ...
A look at Google Mobile on T-Mobile G1
Gear Live —
If you are curious about how Google services will work on the Android platform, Eric from Google is here to give us a look. Google products like search, maps, YouTube, Gmail, contacts, calendar, and Google Talk are all included in ...
Videos, pictures and review of the T-Mobile G1
Mobile Mentalism» The best mobile phones from the best mobile phone UK site – MobileMentalism —
At last, the world's first Google Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, is finally here! The blogosphere is far more upbeat about the G1 than it expected to be, and personally, I think it's fantastic!
I know exactly what I want from a smartphone, having had a Nokia E90 for the past year and having tested several Windows Mobile devices, and the G1 seems to have got everything right.
So without further ado, let's see what exactly the T-Mobile G1 brings to the smartphone world.
T-Mobile G1 Specification
The first thing you'll want to know about is the G1's features, so here they are: ...
G1’s Android Apps Caught on Video
Mobilewhack.com —
How do you like the quick look at G1’s applications. There’s Search obviously, Maps, Gmail and Contacts. You will have access to Google Talk and YouTube . Other interesting apps to look for are the Amazon MP3 store, IMing and the Street View Compass. Does Google ’s Android know how go copy paste stuff? You know, unlike some other phone? Tags: Android , G1 , Google , Google , HTC , Mobile News , T-Mobile , T-Mobile
Meet The “Funnerer, Smarterer..” G1
SolSie.com —
Meet The Funnerer, Smarterer.. G1 As expected the G1 was unveiled this morning. You can watch the replay HERE . For the complete list see HERE! [image] [image] Leave a comment Name (required) E-mail (required) URI Your Comment Notify me of followup comments via e-mail
Las aplicaciones de Android
Celularis —
Search, Maps, Gmail, Youtube, Calendar, Contacts y Google Talk son las “Google Goodies” que vienen preinstaladas en el T-Mobile G1 con sus respectivos accesos directos o one-touch access.
Estas aplicaciones están sincronizadas con el celular para que una vez que estemos logueados en el T-Mobile G1 no debamos hacerlo en cada una de ellas.
Fácil de usar, completamente sincronizado y diseñadas para trabajar juntas, son los 3 conceptos que los desarrolladores tuvieron en cuenta. Y en este video queda todo ...
Sneak Peek at Google & T-Mobile's Android G1 Applications!
TechDarling —
By now we are all well aware of Google and T-Mobile's answer to the iPhone, the Android G1. If you are a Google lover, or anti-Apple, this is the phone for you.
My opinion? Of course I'm mostly concerned with looks. I like the white-ness of it, but I kind of hate the keypad. It looks like one of those cheap remote controls that comes with your portable DVD player! Or, the crappy remote that is inside the arm rest on the airplane.
So here is the low down on its guts: The G1 has GPS, WiFi, a touchscreen, an accelerometer (how fast does it fall when you throw it up in the air.. dorks), a ...
Google Products on the T-mobile G1
Mobility Site —
Thinking about getting the G1? Here is an an overview of Google products on the world’s first Android-powered phone, the T-mobile G1.
To learn more, click this link: http://www.google.com/mobile/android/
--- Related Articles at Mobility Site: Google Maps - a service for your mobile device Google Docs Gone Wild, erm… Mobile Google Phone…. coming on Orange? Google Search plug-in for Windows Mobile Mobile Google Notebook ...
Everything you want to know about the T-Mobile G1
Newlaunches.com —
Amid a lukewarm reception of the new T-Mobile G1 on its launch, the phone may not have surprised us but it surely disappointed many Google fans. The phone was supposed to rock the iPhone from its cradle as many Google fans were anticipating; on the contrary, the launch must have surely made Steve jobs laugh. The phone like we mentioned in a web leak yesterday ...
Demo: Google Apps on the T-Mobile G1
Cellphone9 —
One of the lead developers walks us through Google Apps in sync with your desktop on the T-Mobile G1. Similar to how Apple’s .Mac application should work, the Android OS does exactly the same, syncing your GMail contacts, calendar, GTalk account, Street View and Google Maps. Neat.
And yeah, the UI is very iPhone-like.
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