Excerpt: It's hard to believe, but rumors of a "Googlephone" have been floating around since 2006. To put it in perspective, the first Gphone post on Engadget was written by Peter...
Pros: Innovative new OS, Great hardware keyboard, Responsive touchscreen
Cons: UI is uneven in places, Camera poor for even casual use, Browser performance was sluggish
Excerpt: I will keep this review short and straight to the point, folks. You know how Google likes to keep things in Beta for years and years? Well, Android is no different.
Conclusion: The G1 is a powerful handset that certainly shows off the potential of Google's Android software, but it feels very much like a first-generation phone.
Conclusion: The T-Mobile G1 is a basic introduction to what could be a blockbuster mobile platform. While it lacks key features right now, it's a decent smartphone that will surely...
Pros: First Google Android phone. Connects to Google services. Very good Web browser. Highly configurable. Solid call quality.
Cons: Poor music and video options. Subpar document support. No Flash support in browser. No Microsoft Exchange e-mail connectivity. Nonstandard headphone jack.
Excerpt: Remember the T-Mobile G1? The very first Android phone? Remember that it has no sense of style and nearly no battery? Well, if you don’t, let me refresh your mind.
Excerpt: It's hard to believe, but rumors of a "Googlephone" have been floating around since 2006. To put it in perspective, the first Gphone post on Engadget was written by Peter...
Pros: Innovative new OS, Great hardware keyboard, Responsive touchscreen
Cons: UI is uneven in places, Camera poor for even casual use, Browser performance was sluggish