Image credit: HTCT-Mobile is spreading word that the launch of the Android G2 is "early this summer." The carrier isn't mentioning which device will actually carry the T-Mobile G2 name-tag. Speculation has the HTC Magic as the best competitor for this position.
Earlier this month, T-Mobile USA's CTO Cole Brodman told mocoNews that they were on the verge of launching a follow-up device to the T-Mobile G1. The phone, which would operate on Google's Android operating system.
When I saw that the current iPhone would remain in AT&T’s lineup at a reduced price of $99, I thought, “Who would want an iPhone that is half the speed of the newest model?” But I’ve reconsidered.
The iPhone and BlackBerry aren't the only phones backed up by great app stores brimming with helpful add-ons. The T-Mobile G1 also has an app store, the Android Market, full of nifty apps to soup up the Google's platform.
Apple has flatly refused to tell anyone just what chips lie inside the iPhone 3G S. In fact, while Apple insists that the "s" in 3G S stands for speed, it could equally well stand for secrecy.
One of Apple's wireless partners is confirming Wednesday that the new iPhone 3G S indeed sports an embedded ARM processor that's 50 percent faster that the one employed by its predecessor.
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