T-Mobile G1
The new T-Mobile G1 phone announced today is the first real competitor to the iPhone. Like Apple’s product, it’s a serious handheld computer with a powerful new operating system (called Android) and a clever touch-based user interface.
The G1 complements its touch screen with a physical keyboard. The G1 keyboard is revealed when you slide open its screen. There’s also a BlackBerry-like trackball that supplements the touch screen navigation.
It is tightly tied to Google’s web-based email, contacts and calendar programs. Also, like the iPhone, the G1 has a download service for third-party programs, called Market.
The screen and software are quick and responsive. The web browser is based on the same open-source technology as the iPhone’s, but works differently. You can view a portion of a page, and use a zoom control and finger-dragging to see the rest, or you can view the whole page in miniature, as on the iPhone.
Take a look below are the current deals we have for the all new T-Mobile G1 phone by Google.
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