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two days with the G1
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| I really like the phone, especially as a 1.0 version. I’d buy it again and
| would recommend it to others.
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http://www.0xdeadbeef.com/weblog/?p=852
Recent:
T-Mobile G1
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| The first phone with Google’s Android operating system boasts excellent
| ergonomics and call quality, but it’s held back by the lack of such basic
| features as a standard headphone jack.
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http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/product/39727/review/g1.html
Handset OS - Can Android break up the status quo?
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| T-Mobile's launch of the G1, the HTC-built device built on Google's Android
| platform and OS, generated big headlines recently. But, with Samsung and
| Motorola also slated to produce Android handsets this year, and with Symbian
| taken in-house and then due to be open sourced by Nokia, are we witnessing a
| deeper change in the mobile OS market. Far from consolidation in smartphone
| OS, it seems that operators are being asked to support a couple of major
| flavours of Linux (Android and LiMo), as well as Symbian, Windows Mobile, as
| well as Blackberry and Apple's proprietary systems.
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http://www.mobileeurope.co.uk/features/114211/Handset_OS_-_Can_Android_break_up_the_status_quo%3F.html
Review: Over 260 images and 5 videos of the T-Mobile G1 Google Android device
http://blogs.zdnet.com/cell-phones/?p=179
Motorola's Linux strategy evolves with Android
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| Motorola was one of the first major handset makers to embrace the Linux
| platform. Its earliest Linux-based phones were popular in China, enabling the
| company to sell over 5 million of the penguin-powered devices by 2006.
| Following that initial victory, Motorola brought its Linux phones to the US
| with its global launch of the Razr2 in 2007. Motorola's current Linux lineup
| features eight LiMo-compatible handsets and the company boasts that its total
| sales of Linux-based phones has exceeded 14 million as of this year.
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http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20081007-motorolas-linux-strategy-evolves-with-android.html
iPhone vs. Android : An Open Source Devs Perspective
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| According to Andrea Gazzaniga, software development manager at mobile open
| source vendor Funambol the answer is not entirely clear. In a rambling
| overflow presentation at AjaxWorld's iPhone Sumitt, Gazzaniga attempted to
| outline the differences and similiaraties between iPhone and Android.
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http://blog.internetnews.com/skerner/2008/03/iphone-vs-android-an-open-sour.html
First look: latest Google Android SDK a big improvement
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| I tested several of the applications that come with the SDK, including the
| mapping program, the contact book, and the web browser. I also tested the
| experimental Google Talk chat integration feature. I was able to connect to
| Google Talk and receive messages, which are displayed as items on the
| notification panel. The performance and usability of the bundled applications
| is pretty decent.
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http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080217-first-look-latest-google-android-sdk-a-big-improvement.html
Could Android Grease Motorola's Wheels?
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| Motorola is reportedly readying itself for a big push into the new Android
| mobile software system. The company is said to be on a hiring frenzy for
| Android developers, upping its staff in that department from 50 to 350.
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http://www.linuxinsider.com/rsstory/64648.html
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