T-Mobile G1 Phone Google Android Supported

Google made its first move into the smart phone market with the introduction of T-Mobile G1 in New York today.

It will be the first phone that uses Google's Android operating system which was created by Taiwanese handset maker HTC.

T-Mobile unveiled the HTC Dream, aka the "T-Mobile G1" today in New York but will only start selling in stores in October 22 and will retail for $179.

T-Mobile's G1 is available online to existing T-Mobile customers starting from today. Monthly plans start at $65 a month. It will later hit stores in the U.S. on October 22 for a price of $179 with a two-year voice and data contract.

The handset will be available in the UK early November, while the rest of Europe will receive it in 2009.

The phone is $20 cheaper than the iPhone, an attempt by T-Mobile to lure customers away from Apple.

HTC reportedly expects there to have been 600,000 to 700,000 Dream units shipped by 2009, some 70-plus days after the launch.

Apple Inc. sold more than a million of its latest iPhones in the first three days, and 1.39 million of the original devices within three months of their June 2007 debut.

The T-Mobile G1 is expected to sell anywhere between 250,000 to 450,000 units by the end of the year, depending on when the phone hits retail stores, says Michael Gartenberg, vice president of Jupitermedia.

However, Google's Dream phone will be the first major smart phone to use open-source technology, which could further revolutionize the smart phone industry.

T-Mobile Techichal Features

T-Mobile G1 Techichal Features

Touch screen

Instant access to key information with the touch of a finger

Just tap the screen and go

Real Web browsing capabilities

Quick and easy access to the Internet one click away

View more pages and rich Web content on your phone

3MP camera

Capture key moments in high-quality fashion wherever you are

Never worry about blurry photos with auto focus built right in

Customizable home screen

Just drag and drop any of your favorite applications, photos, or folders onto your home screen for quick access to what you use all the time

QWERTY keyboard

The built-in familiar layout lets you type messages easily without scrolling for the letter you want

Hinged screen slides open to reveal keypad and closes to prevent accidental dialing

Easy access to Google applications

One-touch access to Google applications:

Maps (including satellite, traffic, and street views)
Gmail
YouTube
Calendar
Google Talk

IM/text/e-mail*

All the ways you need to connect while you're on the go

Music player

With the 1GB memory card, you'll never be without your favorite tunes

One-click Google Search

Quick and easy access to the Internet in one click

Video playback

Watch your favorite videos, even YouTube, anywhere

3G network and Wi-Fi access*

High-speed 3G network connection for surfing the Web or downloading information quickly and effortlessly

Seamlessly transition to open Wi-Fi networks to surf the Web or download information quickly

Android Market

One-touch access to Android Market

Customize and personalize your device to fit your life with a variety of software applications like games, social networking, and on-the-go shopping

Download the applications wirelessly with just a couple short clicks

T-Mobile G1 - First Google Android Supported Phone

For those of you who have waited so-called Google Phone, as if this was the next Apple iPhone, the wait almost finished.

T-Mobile USA said they expected to submit a mobile phone, loaded software Google Android next Tuesday at a press conference in New York. "G1", which is made HTC, will not go on sale until October. But to expect that T-Mobile finally unveil some key details, such as the assessment.

T-Mobile - only one airline, which sells the phone. Other cellphone manufacturers and the airline is expected to reach over U.S., using the Google brand as bait, but they apparently struck some obstacles. Phone Android placed as a competitor to Apple iPhone and Research in Blackberry Movement.

For Google it is like not - lose proposition. Internet search giant wants to make sure that all its services, including its lucrative advertising available on all cellphones. Thus it has created software for mobile phones, which does so.

Scientists men talked for years that mobile network zatmit non-mobile network as soon as enough for many people have access to the so-called smartphones, and all signals from the opening and closing exchanges, which go with them. Google is already preparing a store for downloadable mobile software, such as the one which has proved so successful for the iPhone.

Tomorrow, Google and T-Mobile must begin to show whether Android Phone (T-Mobile G1)match deception.