those who really-really want to upgrade their T-Mobile G1as soon as possible might find this post useful enough. So you know, there is an easy way to manually force an upgrade.
The time of G1 arrival has finally come. Yesterday we have the information that amazon announced that its MP3 music store will be pre-loaded as an application on the very first handset with Android OS, the T-mobile G1. However, latest development said that the G1 (formerly known as the HTC Dream) will not come with the standard 3.5mm headphone jack.
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.
It's pretty surprising, I must say. To be honest I didn't really like the T-Mobile G1, since the only thing that is attractive for me is the OS. Therefore the fact that many people really like this handset is pretty interesting.
