T-Mobile Announces New G1 Phone Running Google Android

by Scott Beale on September 23, 2008 · 2 comments

T-Mobile G1

T-Mobile has just announced their new G1 phone (previously known as the HTC’s Dream), which will be the first phone to run Google’s new Android operating system. It is scheduled for release on October 22nd and will retail for $179.00.

The G1 will come with free Gmail access and Amazon has announced that the G1 will come pre-loaded with the Amazon MP3 music store.

Here are some screenshots of the G1 from the Boy Genius Report. Of course everyone is curious to see how the G1 stacks up against the iPhone.

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1 Viin Kate November 8, 2008 at 8:58 pm

can the g1 be able to like… Lets say if i bought the g1 and can i be able to download music from the computer on to the memory card and set it as ringtone cause i have a sidekick lx and i have wasted too much money on ringtones already???

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2 no phone November 11, 2008 at 4:05 pm

i am still waiting on my G1 to be shipped

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