Mobile G1 Hits the UK on 30th October
Google, HTC and T-Mobile just cover the T-Mobile G1 - the official name of the long-awaited "Google Phone".Exclusive to T-Mobile G1 offers a new mobile Internet experience with full functionality of a touchscreen and a QWERTY keyboard for easy online communication, high speed internet with popular Google services already on board, and access to innovative uses of the new Android marketplace.
First mobile phone to run Android on T-Available October 30London, 15th October: T-Mobile today announced the long awaited T-Mobile G1 - the phone built for the Internet and first run on the innovative Android open source mobile software platform - will be available in the UK from 30th October.Since the device in New York in September, over 25,000 UK consumers pre-registered their interest in the unit. The wait will be over 30 October, when T-Mobile G1 frames shelves at T-Mobile stores just five weeks after its official inauguration.G1 is available for free on T-Mobile Combi and Flext price plans from £ 40 a month including unlimited mobile internet browsing quick-powered T-Mobile's award-winning network. Combi 35 offers 800 minutes and unlimited texts while Flext 40 gives up to 1,250 minutes or up to 2,500 texts or any combination of the two.
Jim Hyde, CEO T-Mobile UK, said: "With so much excitement generated by the announcement last month, we are excited to bring T-Mobile G1 in the UK in the run up to Christmas. Is to revolutionize the way we use the internet on our mobiles: it is built exclusively for effortless online communication - whether you want to e-mail, text or blog - and with access to some innovative applications in the Android Market, the possibilities are really endless. "T-Mobile G1 will contain a number of exciting applications pre-installed at launch, and with a few clicks of the Android Market, customers can find and download innovative applications from games and navigation tools on the shop comparisons.G1's full QWERTY keyboard makes it simple to write exactly what you feel and navigation is much easier to use touch screen and trackball. There is also a one-touch access to all your favorite programs, including Web search, Google Maps, Google Talk and Google Mail So whether email, instant messaging and social network updates or even calling and texting, the T-Mobile G1 is ideal for any form of communication you prefer.
People who live in the UK can get their hands on T-Mobile G1, 30 October - just days after hitting the coast of North America. You can get up to almost nothing, while you have agreed a contract at £ 40 a month (not too hard to do) for a specified number of years. Too bad there is only black and white colors to choose for those who want it in brown only need to bite the bullet this time. Hey, after all, you're basically paying nothing for the handset, so there is not much room for complaint.Because we know you like them, we will have the full transition from T-Mobile after cutting. But in the unlikely event that you missed all the hype around the building to the launch of Android and the G1, so here is an overview.T-Mobile G1 (code name HTC Dream) is the first mobile phone to be powered by Google's Android operating system. Manufactured by Taiwan's HTC, the G1 was launched on T-Mobile, first through the United States on October 22, 2008 followed by the launch of the United Kingdom 30 October 2008.
Available exclusively through T-Mobile G1 Google phone brings together the best of the internet, with a 3.2-inch touch screen and scroll wheel, surfing the net has never been so easy.Android platform usability and user navigation and menu options on the G1 made a huge hit with the first. Foremost is to browse the mobile internet, T-Mobile G1 includes all the features you expect from an internet focused phone, and much more!T-Mobile G1 will contain a number of exciting applications pre-installed at launch, and with a few clicks of the Android Market, customers can find and download innovative applications from games and navigation tools on the shop comparisons.G1's full QWERTY keyboard makes it simple to write exactly what you feel and navigation is much easier to use touch screen and trackball. There is also a one-touch access to all your favorite programs, including Web search, Google Maps, Google Talk and Google Mail So whether email, instant messaging and social network updates or even calling and texting, the T-Mobile G1 is ideal for any form of communication you prefer.With Google Maps, users of T-Mobile G1 customers instantly view maps, satellite imagery, find local businesses and get driving directions. And syncs Google Maps with compass "industry first" to allow users to view locations and navigate 360 degrees by simply moving the phone with his hand.Well enough of the jargon of the parents can talk details. T-Mobile G1 will offer free with two different plans, prices start from £ 40 a month, including unlimited internet browsing.Combi 35 offers 800 minutes and unlimited texts while Flext 40 gives up to 1,250 minutes or up to 2,500 texts or any combination of the two.So there you have it, the class of 30 on your calendar and set an alarm, the G1 is coming and we all get a droid for Christmas.
First mobile phone to run Android on T-Available October 30London, 15th October: T-Mobile today announced the long awaited T-Mobile G1 - the phone built for the Internet and first run on the innovative Android open source mobile software platform - will be available in the UK from 30th October.Since the device in New York in September, over 25,000 UK consumers pre-registered their interest in the unit. The wait will be over 30 October, when T-Mobile G1 frames shelves at T-Mobile stores just five weeks after its official inauguration.G1 is available for free on T-Mobile Combi and Flext price plans from £ 40 a month including unlimited mobile internet browsing quick-powered T-Mobile's award-winning network. Combi 35 offers 800 minutes and unlimited texts while Flext 40 gives up to 1,250 minutes or up to 2,500 texts or any combination of the two.
Jim Hyde, CEO T-Mobile UK, said: "With so much excitement generated by the announcement last month, we are excited to bring T-Mobile G1 in the UK in the run up to Christmas. Is to revolutionize the way we use the internet on our mobiles: it is built exclusively for effortless online communication - whether you want to e-mail, text or blog - and with access to some innovative applications in the Android Market, the possibilities are really endless. "T-Mobile G1 will contain a number of exciting applications pre-installed at launch, and with a few clicks of the Android Market, customers can find and download innovative applications from games and navigation tools on the shop comparisons.G1's full QWERTY keyboard makes it simple to write exactly what you feel and navigation is much easier to use touch screen and trackball. There is also a one-touch access to all your favorite programs, including Web search, Google Maps, Google Talk and Google Mail So whether email, instant messaging and social network updates or even calling and texting, the T-Mobile G1 is ideal for any form of communication you prefer.
People who live in the UK can get their hands on T-Mobile G1, 30 October - just days after hitting the coast of North America. You can get up to almost nothing, while you have agreed a contract at £ 40 a month (not too hard to do) for a specified number of years. Too bad there is only black and white colors to choose for those who want it in brown only need to bite the bullet this time. Hey, after all, you're basically paying nothing for the handset, so there is not much room for complaint.Because we know you like them, we will have the full transition from T-Mobile after cutting. But in the unlikely event that you missed all the hype around the building to the launch of Android and the G1, so here is an overview.T-Mobile G1 (code name HTC Dream) is the first mobile phone to be powered by Google's Android operating system. Manufactured by Taiwan's HTC, the G1 was launched on T-Mobile, first through the United States on October 22, 2008 followed by the launch of the United Kingdom 30 October 2008.
Available exclusively through T-Mobile G1 Google phone brings together the best of the internet, with a 3.2-inch touch screen and scroll wheel, surfing the net has never been so easy.Android platform usability and user navigation and menu options on the G1 made a huge hit with the first. Foremost is to browse the mobile internet, T-Mobile G1 includes all the features you expect from an internet focused phone, and much more!T-Mobile G1 will contain a number of exciting applications pre-installed at launch, and with a few clicks of the Android Market, customers can find and download innovative applications from games and navigation tools on the shop comparisons.G1's full QWERTY keyboard makes it simple to write exactly what you feel and navigation is much easier to use touch screen and trackball. There is also a one-touch access to all your favorite programs, including Web search, Google Maps, Google Talk and Google Mail So whether email, instant messaging and social network updates or even calling and texting, the T-Mobile G1 is ideal for any form of communication you prefer.With Google Maps, users of T-Mobile G1 customers instantly view maps, satellite imagery, find local businesses and get driving directions. And syncs Google Maps with compass "industry first" to allow users to view locations and navigate 360 degrees by simply moving the phone with his hand.Well enough of the jargon of the parents can talk details. T-Mobile G1 will offer free with two different plans, prices start from £ 40 a month, including unlimited internet browsing.Combi 35 offers 800 minutes and unlimited texts while Flext 40 gives up to 1,250 minutes or up to 2,500 texts or any combination of the two.So there you have it, the class of 30 on your calendar and set an alarm, the G1 is coming and we all get a droid for Christmas.
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