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There's a new rumor spreading like crazy over at the internet. It is said that T-Mobile will soon announced their next Android phone, the successor of T-Mobile G1, the T-Mobile G2. Well of course this rumor makes us jumping off our foot for excitement. The T-Mobile G2 is said to have nice and advanced features such as 3G, full Touchscreen Enterprise capabilities.

The buzz around the Samsung i900 Omnia has been spread over at the internet. With the title of the iPhone killer phone, it is said that this handset will have serious amount of dominating features. At first the full touchscreen handset is said to be launched before the year's out, but the latest rumor said that this handset will come sooner than that. The phone will come in early-October launch on AT&T.

There's an interesting rumor that has just spread over at the internet. It is the successor of the T-Mobile G1 called the T-Mobile G2! It says "More space…More unique."

AT&T have prepared another phone to compete with T-Mobile's Samsung Pixon: it's gonna be Samsung Memoir.

Even though some people say that there's nothing really special about the G1 except for its Android OS, it seems that it doesn't stop people from wanting the handset. It is proven by the G1's sold out at the T-Mobile.

My source over at the internet have spoken that FREE Wi-Fi access will be available for Apple iPhone from AT&T. UUgggh I wish I live in U.S...

here I present you with its 11 G1 weaknesses from Ewan's point of view at the SmsTextNews who have had the G1 for one week.

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.

There's a new and interesting information I got over at the internet. A market research group called the Strategy Analytics estimates that the cooperation between Google and T-Mobile will be able to sell approximately 400,000 units of Andriod Phones before 2008 is over. For the record, the number is pretty huge for a first quarter entry phone since it covers around 4% of smartphone market share.