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Exceeding Expectations with 1.5 Million G1′s Sold Before Launch
Expectations are through the roof for Android and the G1 handsets. It looks like the sales are already there too.
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T-Mobile: We’ve Sold Three Times as Many G1′s as We Anticipated
The wireless providers says that people are snatching these up way faster than they expected.
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34 Weeks of OHA #29
Regular series featuring each founding member of the Open Handset Alliance. This edition profiles T-Mobile.
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My Impression of the G1 So Far
Vamien weighs in with his initial impressions of Android 1.0 and the T-Mobile G1 handset.
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The Official Press Releases
A pair of press releases from Amazon and T-Mobile/HTC for your reading pleasure.
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The Tides are Turning as Developers Leave Apple for Android
A half of a year is all it took for some to see that Apple’s way of doing things is not always superior to that of others. Will developer unrest end up being the cause for some of Android’s best applications?
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Beyond the G1: What’s Next for Android?
What happens in the land of Android after next week’s announcements? What’s further down the road for our new favorite operating system?
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From Dream to Prototype…
When Andy Rubin demoed the first working Android model to a BBC reporter back in late February, he described it as:Â “a reference design one of our partners built for us”. Here it is: Looks awfully familiar, no? And, when the BBC reporter mentioned that …
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Mobile Linux Not Supporting the Desktop Version
Just recently, we were tipped off to some exciting and somewhat disappointing news regarding the HTC Dream. I’ve been reading through everyone’s comments and many of them have been rather interesting to say the least. While going through them, something crossed my mind that I’d …
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Android an Also-Ran to the iPhone Already?
As part of our daily habits and rituals for working on AndroidGuys, we have RSS feeds, alerts, and bookmarks that we hit up for Android news. Whether it’s a blog posting or tech site writing up something on the OS, we’re pretty much on top …
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Open Up! T-Mobile Readying Their Version of Any App, Any Handset
T-Mobile USA is gearing up to offer their own version of the App Store. Rather than offering programs for one device only, T-Mobile is making it so that developers can create one program that can span the entire product line. This would mean that you’d …
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ZDNet Thinks it’s Time for “Google Clearwire” as Service Provider
The concept sounds simple enough – Google buys out the majority of Sprint and rebrands as a new wireless carrier. Dana Blankenhorn of ZDNet.com thinks that the time is now for Google to act on a purchase of Sprint Nextel. In case you spend a …
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Tech Digest Among Those Not Sure How to Report on Android
I don’t normally like to call people out on their reporting of tech stuff. It’s very easy to get into a situation where you aren’t quite sure of exactly what you are talking about. Android is no exception. Here we are 9 months after Android …
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All Quiet in Androidville on Eve of ADC Announcement
The winners of the first Android Developers Challenge are going to be announced next week and 20 lucky teams will walk away considerably richer. There will be ten winners of $100,000 and another ten will receive $275,000 for their efforts. And that will be the …
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AT&T Crying Foul Over Xohm and Clearwire Merger
AT&T aren’t taking the Sprint Xohm Clearwire merger as just added competition. Naturally, they see it as a competitive threat to their current 3G and future 4G business. That explains why they are now pleading like little girls to the FCC to block the merger. …
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