Despite Microsoft’s disaffirmation, rumor has it that Microsoft has finally chosen the McCann Erickson ad agency to build up a campaign for the company’s “Pink Project,” a code name for a Microsoft-branded phone. It is also said that the branding of the rumored device could be somehow similar to the T-Mobile G1 and other Google
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FeelPhones on 4th Jul 2009 (via feelphones.com)
According to an article on engadget mobile, T-Mobile has now confirmed that the US will see details their 2nd Android based smartphone sometime next week. Apparently a T-Mobile USA spokesperson has stated…”Next week, T-Mobile will share more details about its next Android-powered phone, the follow-on device to the T-Mobile G1 with Google.” Although the spokesperson for T-Mobile
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PhonesReview on 18th Jun 2009 (via phonesreview.co.uk)
The T-Mobile G1 was Google's debut into the mobile space with a partnership with HTC. Since the device's inception on T-Mobile's network, there were a few upgrades to the G1's Android OS, with the latest being the Cupcake code, bringing the ROM to version 1.5. However, the fun and glory stops there as it seems Google may be ending the love for the G1 as there will no longer be ...
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Pocketnow on 19th Aug 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
by Matthew Miller I was pretty excited about the launch of the T-Mobile G1 Google Android device (see my extensive review) last Fall and even flew out from Seattle to New York for just one day to attend the launch event. I still have my G1 and enjoy using it very much and have come to
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iPhoneNewsUpdated on 23rd Jul 2009 (via iphone.click2creation.com)