blogoscoped.com - 10/5/2008
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You can check the upcoming (Google) Android phone by T-Mobile in a rotateable view as well as in an emulator that lets you click through the menus . The emulator is rather incomplete though, so on a lot of screens you’ll be seeing dysfunctional mockups. [Thanks WebSonic.nl !] [By ...
phonescoop.com - 10/8/2008
jsharkey.org - 10/11/2008
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jsharkey.org —
It sounds like preorders for the T-Mobile G1
have been flying off the shelves even before it’s
available in stores. Also, it’s been rumored that the phone will only be sold in 3G areas. Added together, these facts mean it might be hard for ...
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Leveraging the Android Emulator
news.cnet.com - 9/30/2008
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news.cnet.com —
T-Mobile G1, the first phone powered by Google's
Android software (Credit: T-Mobile) It looks like T-Mobile customers
trying to get one of the initial models of the first phones powered by Google's Android operating system will have to wait a ...
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T-Mobile stops taking Android phone orders
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Give the Android-Based T-Mobile G1 a Pre-Launch Spin. Kinda. Sorta. Not.
Mashable! —
Wish you could play with T-Mobile’s Android-based G1 device before it ships? T-Mobile has subtly introduced an emulator for droolers to frenzy over and for naysayers to reaffirm their pre-launch discontent.
Yes, unfortunately this emulator is interesting the first second or two you use it, and a right ol’ tease from 0:03 onward. It seems to work from the start. Some buttons get “pressed,” and sometimes things happen. Other times not so much.
People hungry for crazy keyboard action will be none too thrilled. No ...
Give Android a Spin Online [Android]
Lifehacker —
... on T-Mobile's web site. Not all features in the emulator work, but it does give you a good idea of Android's look and feel. [ via ]
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