DECEMBER 9TH, 2008
By PHONEBOT
Future veterinarian 
I think the color white on the T-mobile g1 is very pretty! I am most likely going to put a pink case on it. So I know you will be able to see some part of the so I want it to be a nice color to blend with the case so what do you think? Also I have Acrylic nails so should I get a stylus?
DECEMBER 4TH, 2008
By PHONEBOT
r-boy 111
I am pre-ordering my T-Mobile G1 phone and would like to know your opinion on whether i should get black or white?
Thanks
OCTOBER 29TH, 2008
By ANDROID
While Android is available on the G1 phone from T-mobile, some may not have a G1 phone. Or maybe you want to wait for another device to come out. Either way, the Android emulator, included in the Android SDK allows you to try before you buy and do almost everything you would do on an android device, and you can download it a few places. Softonic is a great software downloading site. Or you can just go to Googles official development page. I went to Softonic to check out their software and downloaded mine there. They have a step by step guide to running and installing the Android emulator. They also have some apps you can download and try.
OCTOBER 7TH, 2008
By ANDROID
34 mobile and technology leaders came together to form the Open Handset Alliance offering consumers an extremely cost efficient, powerful mobile experience, a mobile platform freely available to all handset makers and wireless carriers. Although most of us can’t get our hands an android enabled phone yet, we can take some sneak peeks at it and at least get the latest updates on whats happening with this mobile industry changing, ANDROID!
On November 5th, 2007 the open handset alliance announced Android. November 12th, 2007 Google released a software development kit for the platform and is already encouraging third-party development by offering $10 million in prizes to those who build the best applications. April 17th 2008 1,788 submissions were received. 20 winners were announced on Aug 28th. $5 million was awarded to developers for great Android applications. September 23rd, 2008 The world’s first Android-powered phone is announced. Phones will be available to consumers on October 22 at a much more reasonable rate than many would have expected, Tmobile, the only carrier so far, has been selling the G1 to customers at around $180 with a two year agreement of course! Although,….. customers have to pre-order and it takes some time before you actually get your phone. There are leaks out that Best Buy is selling the T-Mobile G1 in October or early November.
Well, we may not be able to get our hands on anything yet but You can find multiple decent quality demonstration videos on the so far only, android enabled phone, the TMobile G1 at android.com heres a link to the site, Make it your own
