Ah, the T-Mobile G1. Android fans will have fond memories of the platform’s clunky, eccentric founding father. Thing is, even despite its age the G1 can pull off tricks that some of the latest in the Android family can’t. Such as? Well, running Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), for one… Read more
T-Mobile has announced that sales of the Android-powered T-Mobile G1 are set to hit the 100,000 mark six months after launch, and revealed that it will be releasing the Android 1.5 update (aka “Cupcake”) to customers in May.
Wednesday lunchtime – we’re halfway to the weekend folks! To celebrate, why not take a minute to sit back and catch up on all the tech news you might have missed this morning. It’s all in the lunchtime lowdown after the jump!
UPDATE: We’ve just put a whole gallery of CoPilot Live on Android shots in. Check them out after the jump.
The HTC Magic, the follow up to HTC’s Android powered T-Mobile G1, has just been made official at Mobile World Congress. It’s slimmer, sexier, and this time it’s exclusive to Vodafone. All the details after the jump!
An Android developer claims Apple warned Google not to use multitouch controls in its Android mobile OS. Find out if a deal shadier than a football transfer went down after the jump.
Hot news, speed freaks! HTC is to release its own Snapdragon powered mobile to rival the 1GHz speed of the new Toshiba TG01 – and it’ll be out as soon as June!
HTC could be planning a Qwerty keyboard packing version of the