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T-Mobile has recently reveal their latest Android powered T-Mobile myTouch smartphones and the continued extends of its latest super-fast HSPA+ mobile broadband network.

T-Mobile has recently rolled-out their latest T-Mobile Android available for less than $50.

Google's Android division is blocking unlocked G1 developer version handsets from downloading paid applications on the Android market.

Nokia N900 now features with Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS.

Xperia Pro, Android Phone with "Keyboard Slider"

Smartphone's and their presence around the world marked. According to ABI Research Smartphone madness fig. 1 billion in so I I I I will use at the end of the year, the edge of the display. According to IDC, 30.6% market share for Android powered devices and IOS is 5.1%. . So, it is stopped almost all Smartphone's markets. Well, that and the popularity of Android and is phoning. Some understanding of the characters.

The T-Mobile G1 is showing up in the hands of those who pre-ordered one this week (mine is schedule for Tuesday arrival) and I have been seeing new applications appearing in the Android Market almost daily on my review unit. There are still a very limited number of games and I think only one or two were added since I started my review.

Hi. I bet a lot of you are curious about the battle between these two relatively new handset. Over at the internet I managed to collect some data about the features of this two handset. Google's mobile Android is going to sell with T-Mobile.

T-Mobile will unveil its second smartphone based on the Google Android mobile operating system sooner rather than later-possibly as early as next week.

We've recently installed software that will display our site in a modified, faster to load (and we hope improved) format for modern browsers like those used in iPhones, iPod Touches and Android phones, among others. About 2% of our site's visits are currently from iPhones and iPod Touches, and that's likely to increase.

Google's iPhone competitor Android may be doing gangbusters in pre-order sales (1.5 million and counting), but that's not going to stop the search giant from making a few dollars from Apple's competing smart phone. Google today announced the launch of iPhone specific ad capabilities.

Google Inc.'s Android mobile phone platform is already making inroads into the mobile applications market Apple Inc. dominates via its iPhone, a research firm told Bloomberg.

When Google (GOOG) released its Nexus One concept phone last weekend to some of its employees, the blogosphere and industry pundits went on a feeding frenzy: Would Google try and release its own wireless phone and compete directly with its existing carrier customers?

A mobile phone handset battle is likely this Christmas as Google launches its first-ever mobile and BlackBerry brings out a touch screen model.

Real competition to Apple's iPhone is coming in the form of the G1 from T-Mobile and Google, which will be released next week, and the BlackBerry Storm, on tap for November.

The recent announcement of the Google Nexus One Smartphone has cell phone users thrilled with the search engine company's own phone debut.

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There are lots of reasons to like the HTC Wildfire G8, such as its solid build, its superbly responsive capacitive touchscreen, and the power of Android. The Wildfire runs the same operating system as the Desire, namely Android™ 2.1 (Éclair) with HTC Sense, making it both very powerful and very easy to use.

Words fail me on how much I love this tablet. I will say I'm slightly Google-biased, as I've owned Android phones before they were cool (and since), I use all their services (including Google+. Yes, there are people on there), and Google sent me a FREE Chromebook to beta-test it a year or two ago. So, yeah, I'm a little biased... =) BUT, I've waited to buy a tablet. There's 2 iPads (both 3rd gen) in our house, and I do like them, they're worth the $500. However, it's not fun to just play with it. You need apps. Then, apps aren't really fun unless you get the paid version. Then, a $500 tablet becomes $50 dollars more, just to get some basic apps and games! Plus, it's cumbersome and weighty, so if you're playing a game, you'll be sitting it in your lap within 5 minutes.

There's a smartphone from Samsung called the Samsung BlackJack II a.k.a. the Jack (said our Canadian friends) that has taken out both of the phones from the throne in smartphone category.