You know what's a better name than myTouch 3G? Well, just about anything -- but we especially like the name that T-Mobile Netherlands has allegedly chosen for its next Android phone, the simple, elegant "G1 Touch." We don't know what phone this'll be, necessarily -- the G1 trademark is owned by T-Mobile, so technically, we suppose this could even be a non-HTC device -- but odds are ...
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Engadget on 18th Jun 2009 (via feeds.engadget.com)
Different carriers in different regions will act differently and this latest rumor can only responsibly be applied to the Netherlands, but if its happening there it could and probably will happen elsewhere. The rumor? That the T-Mobile G1/Dream and the MyTouch 3G/Magic/G2 will get pumped full of Android 2.0 goodness by the end of
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Motorola DROID Image © MotorolaAndroid, which is Google's mobile operating system, has already powered smartphones like the T-Mobile myTouch 3G and T-Mobile G1 (also known as the HTC Dream). We now have two new Android firsts with a handset called the Motorola DROID: the first smartphone based on the upgraded Android 2.0 operating system and the first Android device for Verizon Wireless ...
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Right after Android 1.6 aka Donut was released mid last month, T-Mobile U.S. has started to roll-out the Android 1.6 upgrade to T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream) and myTouch 3G (HTC Magic) customers. The over-the-air (OTA) update will be delivered to all T-Mobile G1 and T-Mobile myTouch 3G customers in the coming days. Android 1.6 brings several new features to the Android platform, including a new and enha...
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HTC’s first Android phone, the Dream (or T-Mobile G1), was ostensibly pitched as an “iPhone killer” but was really an alternative to a legion of lookalike Windows Mobile phones. The Magic — called the myTouch 3G in the US — encroaches much more directly on Apple’s territory. It’s thinner, sleeker and the first Android device
Wireless carrier T-Mobile USA, Inc. officially announced today the introduction of its second mobile phone powered by Google's Android operating system, the T-Mobile myTouch 3G (HTC Magic). The fresh handheld comes as the follower of the T-Mobile G1, the first Android-based device in the world, and sports a sleek look and contoured feel, while also including...
Motorola DROID Image © MotorolaAndroid, which is Google's mobile operating system, has already churned out popular smartphones like the T-Mobile myTouch 3G and T-Mobile G1 (also known as the HTC Dream). We now have two new Android firsts with a handset called the Motorola DROID: the first smartphone based on the upgraded Android 2.0 operating system and the first Android device fo...
The demo phone shown during the Verizon Google press conference appears to be the HTC Hero or a very similar device. The phone held in Eric Schmdtt's hand, clearly shows the Verizon and HTC logos and fits the description of the HTC Hero. The HTC Hero (also marketed as T-Mobile G2 Touch in the UK, Austria, Germany and the Netherlands) is the third phone manufactured by the HTC Corporation for the A...
There’s no question that the HTC Hero has been the most anticipated Android device in Android’s short lifetime. Though the T-Mobile G1 and myTouch 3G are both wonderful devices that will still be relevant years from today, the G1 had a (undeserved) “beta” rep it couldn’t shake and the myTouch 3G had such a delayed release in the US, it couldn’t maintain the init...
T-Mobile G1 and T-Mobile myTouch 3G are the first Mobile phones to ever reach the United States market with Google's Android operating system on board, but now they are facing stronger competition in the Android area (Sprint's HTC Hero), something that determined Walmart to operate a little cut on their price tags. Mobile phone users in the US who would like to go for these older Android...
USA and UK - T-Mobile, the first carrier to launch Android-powered smartphones in the world has announced that it will be launching its second Android-based phone in the United States of America and in the United Kingdom. While the network will be launching HTC's MyTouch 3G and G1 Touch in the US, the details of the latter device
