moconews.net - 12/23/2008
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HTC, the maker of the first Android-powered device, now expects sales of the T-Mobile G1 to top its previous projection of selling one million device this year, according to the Economic Daily News ( via digiTimes ) HTC CEO Peter Chou didn’t provide specifics on how many it expects to sell, but ...
cellphonesignal.com - 12/19/2008
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cellphonesignal.com —
Yesterday we told you about the new update
coming to T-Mobile G1. This update will include new...
features like mms, and video capable. Unfortunately, some features will not be including for the G1. Instead, they will be include in feature Android ...
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T-Mobile G2 coming on January 26th ‘09
googleandblog.com - 12/26/2008
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googleandblog.com —
Post from: Google And Blog G1 Phone Owners
May Get a Battery Replacement Christmas Gift from T-Mobile...
Post from: Google And Blog G1 Phone Owners May Get a Battery Replacement Christmas Gift from T-Mobile A replacement extended life battery may be ...
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G1 Phone Owners May Get a Battery Replacement Christmas ...
digitimes.com - 12/22/2008
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digitimes.com —
EDN, December 22; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES [Monday 22
December 2008] High Tech Computer (HTC) expects sales of...
the Android-powered G1 handset to top over one million units in 2008, the Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN) recently quoted HTC CEO ...
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HTC forecasts G1 handset sales to top one million units ...
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HTC expects to move over one million G1 handsets in 2008, party hard in 2009
Engadget Mobile —
... it for being a tad optimistic about overall G1 sales. CEO Peter Chou was quoted as saying that the G1 should sell just over a million units this year, with the second Android-powered handset coming in Q1 2009 at the "earliest." Interestingly, the report also stated that HTC was hard at work on its third Google-infused mobile, which isn't at all mind-blowing considering that we're talking about a phone company that has to make new phones in order to stay afloat. [Via mocoNews] HTC expects to move over one million G1 handsets in 2008, party hard in 2009 ...
2009 Named ‘Year of the T-Mobile G1 Paperweight’
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... new slew of Android devices to hit the market in the coming year. I’m pretty sure that the majority of G1 adopters are ‘OK’ with their device, but their appetite has been wetted for sleeker, sexier, and just plain better devices to run the Android OS in the coming year. Can’t wait!
I’m going to take this opportunity to dub 2009 the ‘Year of the T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) G1 Paperweight’. Keeps all of your papers in place!
[Via: MoCoNews]
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engadget.com 12/20/2008 —
The T-Mobile G1 , the world's very first commercially available Android-based handset, ushered in a new era of mobile computing when it launched earlier this year. The long-awaited Googlephone had finally come to fruition, and it managed to warm ...
T-Mobile HTC G1 Android Phone gets Firmware Update
phonesreview.co.uk 10/23/2008 — Google and T-Mobile are already releasing a firmware update over the air for the Android T-Mobile HTC G1. So no sooner this Google Android based phone is out it needs updating, with a firmware update that doesn’t actually do that much.
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Multi-Touch on the T-Mobile G1
mobilitysite.com 1/26/2009 — Why HTC and Google never enabled the multi-touch capability in their T-Mobile G1 is something that I can’t understand.
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Flash 10 working on Android, HTC G1
intomobile.com 11/19/2008 —
Well, damn. I guess all that open source stuff with Android paid off awfully quick, because here we have a video from the Adobe MAX conference of Flash 10 running on the T-Mobile G1. It demos full zooming, panning and interactivity, which ...
Key Take-Two Sales Projections
edge-online.com 12/16/2008 — Ahead of Take-Two's fiscal 2008 earnings report, analysts have released unit sales estimates for high-profile titles.
For fiscal 2009, ending in October next year, Mike Hickey with Janco Partners expects the following product sell-in:
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Jaws dropped when in late June Nokia made the surprise announcement it would acquire the remaining shares of mobile software licensing company Symbian Limited and team with Sony Ericsson, Motorola and NTT DoCoMo to pool the Symbian OS, S60, UIQ and ...
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