For anyone in the UK looking to grab hold of an Android packing Google Nexus One superphone it appears that eXpansys now have the handset in stock and are offering the device for a rather expensive £599 reports intomobile. I’ve been with Android since the first handset the T-Mobile G1, actually I still use it, and

Following the rollout map of recent product debuts, Google has made an app previously useable only on Android 2.0 work on Android 1.6. Google Gesture Search now supports phones that have Donut, including the T-Mobile G1 and myTouch phones. The Gestures app makes it possible for Android users to quickly search their contacts by performing swipes

This article assumes that you've already read Part One and have taken the leap by rooting your phone and installing a Custom ROM (such as CyanogenMod). By now you're probably loving the new speed and features that using a non-stock ROM brings with it. When I went from the stock T-Mobile G1 ROM to CyanogenMod ROM my speed and stability increased ... Related Posts Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes...

We're getting word that T-Mobile G1 users have been getting OTA updates over the past couple of days, but alas it's not "THE BIG ONE" to Android 2.0 or 2.1. Instead, it looks like it's a radio update, aka the infamous "call quality improvement." Be sure to post your findings in the forums and check out what others are seeing.

Fortunately for T-Mobile G1 owners out there who are still breathing high from the out pour of Android handsets of late, T-Mobile came through with their promise...

Back when the T-Mobile G1 launched for T-Mobile USA, there was a lot of speculation circling Google and their little green Android. Was it going to be a success? Would anyone even care? Considering that the G1 didnt make that big of a splash on the consumer side of things, it was a pretty much

An odd lot, those Android modders. Clearly bored, one of them tinkered with Android a bit until it responded to the accelerometer all the way round. So now, whenever you turn your T-Mobile G1 round, the display turns too. But not just between portrait and landscape modes all they way round, turning your homescreen ...

HTC Incredible has once again leaked on the web, this time in a bunch of pretty genuine pics, shown below. The device is supposed to reach Verizon in the following months and we know that it runs Android 2.1. Here it is, compared to the good old T-Mobile G1. The Incredible is a breath of fresh

Some new images of the Android HTC Incredible have surfaced on Twitter. Rumor is that its still coming to Verizon, but there's no branding on these images to confirm or deny that. You can see it pictured next to a T-Mobile G1.

T-Mobile will be releasing a tiny firmware update for its first Andriod handset, the G1 on March 15th. The new firmware offers improved "call performance" without "any additional feature enhancements."...