T-Mobile, Google and High Tech Computer (HTC) unveiled the highly anticipated Android phone in New York on Tuesday, and I got a chance to try out the new handset at HTC’s office in Taipei. The ...

Gibbs has had a close look at the T-Mobile G1, the first phone based on the Android platform, and he’s more than impressed — in fact, he likes it more than the iPhone and might even stick with ...

T-Mobile will push out a major firmware update to users of the G1 Android handset in April, the mobile operator has said. The update will introduce features such as virtual keyboards and stereo ...

Posting this one from my brand new Android G1. I was looking for a wifi capable phone for quite sometime to ditch my aged Nokia N70 for. Certainly it had to run Linux, Java being a plus. So, G1 choice ...

The G1 made waves when it was released by T-Mobile in October, officially launching the Android-based device into a head-to-head-to-head rivalry against touch-screen titans the Apple iPhone 3G and the ...

When the G1 first came out, many derided its enterprise capabilities but few could deny that the phone was first and foremost a great gaming tool. Until now, many of the Android Market’s free apps ...

T-Mobile, HTC and Google converged on New York City on Tuesday to unveil the first publicly-available mobile phone based on the Google Android open source Linux mobile operating system. The 3G touch ...

The first update to the new Android-wielding G1 will be beamed OTA starting tomorrow to all G1 customers, with updates going out through October 31st. It’s warned to be a very minor update, featuring ...

T-Mobile says it will begin selling the G1 Android handset in more European countries this quarter. "We will introduce the G1 by Jan. 30 in the Netherlands, Czech Republic and Austria," T-Mobile CEO ...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Judging by the smile on Jacek Ambroziak’s face, you would have thought he won the lottery. For him, being the first in line to buy a new G1 phone at the T-Mobile US store here was ...

Someone did an application to detect metal using the Android G1. Is this because the G1 is more smartypanties than other smartphones? Is it magic perhaps? No, it’s a clever use of the built-in compass ...

So why is Google so suddenly concerned with keeping Android "locked up"? After news of the jailbreak made headlines, it took a day and a half for Google to issue an update that "fixed" this problem.