T-Mobile G1 Updates Blog

With the T-Mobile G1′s operating system “Android” being declared open source, program developers are finding it a major boon to expanding the program market which can fill the needs for the G1. The short term applications don’t have a lot of choice to other the end user, but a few gems have emerged.
Mobiola Video Studio – $24.95 USD
This program on …

There was a time when Google was simply a handy search tool on the net. Now, billions of dollars later, they have decided that complete dominance of the web search and advertising markets are not enough. They want to take over the mobile platform as well. Enter “Android”. What is “Android” you ask? It is an open source mobile platform …

The first Android phone to hit the market is the “G1″ by Google. It will make it’s debut on the T-Mobile network. This is certainly a welcome boon for T-Mo as they have had less than lackluster mobile phone choices. This move should help them gain a bit more of the mobile market share. The initial “Android” phone released by …

First of all – to those out there that paid $180 for their G1 phone – sorry for ya!
It’s true. Confirmed by CNN (and every other gadget/mobile phone blog in the world), Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, will be selling the new G1 phone at a discounted rate of $148.88 – which is a $31.11 savings when you buy it …

As I was browsing through the official T-Mobile forums for the G1 phone, I found that quite a few folks were wondering how to import their csv calendar data into their gmail calendars, and here is what they are saying to do:

In outlook, click on file
go to import and export, click next
Choose export to a file, click next
Comma Separated values …

As we mentioned in an earlier article about unlocking your G1 phone, it IS going to be allowed! However, there is a catch, which is that you need to have been a T-Mobile customer for the past 90 days. For some who are already T-Mobile customers, this is great news, but for those that aren’t, it poses another question – …

As you would expect, since the G1 is exclusive right now to T-Mobile, every “open source” nazi is going absolutely insane, and ranting heavily across the blogosphere. Understandable, and of course, we expected it here at G1Updates.com. However, it may not be time to whine just yet, because there is some pretty good news from T-Mobile. Well, semi-good news …

At 10:30 am on the 22nd October, T-Mobile commenced the launch of the G1 Android, the event was a huge success amidst loud applause, as the crowd for reporters eagerly lapped up the features of the G1!
Larry Page and Sergey Brin even got to showcase their rollerblading skills as they “rolled in” the event at 11:09 am and then proceeded …