The T-Mobile G1 was officially announced yesterday and the comparisons to the iPhone started almost as soon as the last executive left the stage. But when you pair up the iPhone 3G and the T-Mobile G1, which device comes out as the winner? Or, is it too soon to tell?
For starters, the T-Mobile G1 has a brand new operating system, Google's Android that has been highly anticipated for quite ... continued »
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iPhone 3G vs. T-Mobile G1: Who comes out on top?
The T-Mobile G1 was officially announced yesterday and the comparisons to the iPhone started almost as soon as the last executive left the stage. But when you pair up the iPhone 3G and the T-Mobile G1, which device comes out as the winner? Or, is it too soon to tell?
For starters, the T-Mobile G1 has a brand new operating system, Google's Android that has been highly anticipated for quite ... continued »
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Google: We’ll far outsell iPhone; our SDK lets you do more
If Google's Rich Miner was a developer, he'd be coding for the iPhone; however, he's actually Group Manager for Mobile Platforms, and as such is more interested in boosting Android's profile with confident predictions that handsets based on the platform will wildly outsell Apple's cellphone.
"Once you have devices out there from Motorola, HTC, Samsung, and so on, there's a much larger potential market on Android than for the iPhone. ... continued »
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Google upgrade iPhone interface: faster & more finger-friendly
Google has done its bit in celebrating Macworld by upgrading the customised 'iGoogle' interface designed especially for the iPhone. The first version, launched at the beginning of December, brought mobile Safari-friendly access of search, Gmail, Calendar and Reader to the handset, while this upgrade boosts speed, increases the flexibility in arranging tabs and options, adds automatic refresh to the Gmail inbox and brings iGoogle gadgets to the cellphone.
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iPhone & Android can co-exist, analysts reassure
Ever since the concept of a Google Phone or gPhone was suggested, pundits and analysts alike have theorised about the battle between it and the iPhone. Since Google's announcement of Android and the Open Handset Alliance, the side-taking has reached even headier heights; although there have been a few voices of relative reason - ARM's Warren East, for instance - the temptation of a headline grabbing story featuring two emotive ... continued »
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Google not a threat to the iPhone according to ARM executive
So Mr. Warren East isn’t just an ARM executive, he is the friggin’ CEO. So when this guy says he doesn’t think the OHA’s Android will have much of an effect on the iPhone, I am listening.
I am especially listening since its risky business talking negatively, or too positively, about a pair of companies who both have handsets either in production, or in the works that are based on his ... continued »
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iPhone causing other carriers to change attitude?
Let’s start with Verizon, they have been gradually losing market share ever since the release of the iPhone, and now all of the sudden they are releasing some really cool phones? Furthermore they have been in talks with Google and have even dropped their complaint regarding the 700MHz spectrum becoming open.
Sure, they probably aren’t anticipating the mobile wireless world becoming open as in source, but such a move means they ... continued »
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Is the future a Google & Apple collaboration appliace?
Nicholas Carr's mobile demands are pretty straightforward: he wants a Google cloud behind his iPhone. In a piece entitled "Google, Apple and the future of mobile computing" he puts forward a persuasive argument for why the next stage in ultraportable technology will build upon the established relationship between the search giant and Cupertino, with Apple building the gadgets and the UI's that people so adore while Google lends its weight to ... continued »
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