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T-mobile Android Phone

 

Good: The T-Mobile G1 comes with a cool keyboard (QUERTY type), it offers 3g, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and of course GPS features. The Android operating system allows excellent integration into Google’s apps and the use of YouTube.

Bad: The cell phone doesn’t have at least a standard jack for headphones and lacks some key software that users would have loved to see on it. Also, because of the design the phone is reported to be somewhat uncomfortable when holding and sometimes difficult to use because of this. Another black dot for the phone is the audio quality which isn’t that terrific and the fact that when you download some apps for it via the Internet they can’t be saved directly to the memory card.

Conclusions: Though the design features are not mind blowing the real beautiful thing behind this cell phone is the Android running it. Thanks to it the smartphone generation become more powerful and personal. The phone is excellent for gadget enthusiasts and not that appreciated among business type individuals.

T-mobile Android Phone (Source: extragsm.com)

T-mobile Android Phone (Source: extragsm.com)

The T-Mobile G1 compared to the original iPhone offers much more functionality like multimedia messages, an improved phone camera and a new addition, the Google Street View. It offers a reliable performance output along with Bluetooth, video recording with the camera and a cool keyboard. The G1 has a height of 4.6 inches and is 0.6 inches wide. It weighs around 5.6 ounces. Its overall design features make it interesting and weird instead of sexy or glamorous. Compared to the iPhone, the G1 looses badly in overall design. The QUERTY keyboard packed into the phones solid construction is amazing and very pleasant to use. It has a soft touch and users report it to feel somewhat rubberlike, this making it very appreciative and very comfortable to hold and use. Due to its full QWERTY keyboard and big touch screen it’s a perfect phone for all those users out there who are looking for exactly there two things in a phone. The display of the phone is a touch screen type measuring 3.2 inches and outputs a 320×480 resolution. The touch screen is also capacitive, which is really great. Want to know a bit more about the accessories that it comes with upon purchase? Say no more!

T-mobile Android Phone (Source: upload.wikimedia.org)

T-mobile Android Phone (Source: upload.wikimedia.org)

When purchasing the T-Mobile G1 the user will also receive some of the following accessories: a standard USB cable, a travel charger, headset, a memory card totaling 1GB and microSD type, a protective case designed specifically to protect the phone being very soft and of course the phones manual or otherwise known as a reference material. Want more accessories? Not a problem, go to the manufactures website and start searching or browse around on the Internet, Google for example will display lots of results in this aspect.

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July 9th, 2011 Petenghe Marian

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Android Cell Phone Forum

Do you own an Android cell phone and are looking for an Android cell phone forum? Look no more, in this article we will provide you with all the necessary information.

Android cell phones have been around quite a while now, they’ve spread to a dozen countries and have sold very well worldwide. Numerous users are now the proud owners of an Android cell phone and most of them are reporting they are very happy with them, giving very positive feedback. Naturally, like any gadget on the net, Android has at least a couple of very populated forums where individuals worldwide congregate to talk about numerous issues related to Android cell phones. Some of these forums are official ones while others aren’t. Perhaps the most popular Android cell phone forum out there is (according to Google) this one .

 

Android Cell Phone Forum (source: androidtablets.net)

Android Cell Phone Forum (source: Androidtablets.net)

 

On this particular forum a user can browse around in one of the numerous forum categories dedicated to Android. The forum has a nice and professional design while being split into several easy access categories. For example there is a main category named ‘Android Devices’ which contains sub-categories related to every model of Android cell phone available on the market. On this forum and countless others an Android user will find almost all types of information relating to Android operating system, Android versions, tutorials on how to upgrade or fix something, numerous types of apps for all the Android cell phone models and of course games for Android cell phones. Another cool fact about this forum is that it offers support on retired cell phone models which have since been discontinued from production. Why is this helpful you ask? Well think about those literally thousands of users that have grown attached to a discontinued Android cell phone and don’t want to get rid of it just yet but still need apps, drivers and support for their cell phone model. For these users that particular forum section might be a blessing in disguise whenever they need some help with their phone. The forum has around 760.000 posts, 153.000 topics and 250.000 members so you could probably bet that the information you’re looking for your Android cell phone is already there, waiting to be found.

Android Cell Phone Forum (source: thumbnails.truveo.com)

Android Cell Phone Forum (source: thumbnails.truveo.com)

 

Not sold on this particular forum? That’s ok, you can still try out others, like this official community board for Android cell phone where you will also find relevant information about any cell phone operating on Android. For the more hard to sell users out there, we recommend trying a search on Google, just type in the search box the term Android cell phone forum and guaranteed relevant results will appear that might help you out with whatever issue your Android cell phone might have.

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July 4th, 2011 Petenghe Marian

Posted in Acer Tabs, Android 2.1, Android Apps, Android browser, Android Iphone, Android News, Android OS, Android Phone, Android Smartphones, Asus Pads, Compufon, Droid Incredible, HTC Flyer, HTC Hero, HTC Inspire 4G, LG Phoenix, Motorola, Samsung, Sonny Ericsson, T-Mobile, Toshiba, Uncategorized, Verizon

T-Mobile bringing LG Optimus 2X and LG Optimus Pad to their network

The two devices will be hitting T-Mobile pretty soon according to some rumors, but don’t look for the devices with these names, rather with their T-Mobile names (what is up with everyone naming the same device, in the same country differently?). As such you’ll find the LG Optimus 2X with the name of T-Mobile G2X and the LG Optimus Pad will be joining the carrier with the G-Slate name.

LG’s Optimus 2X has been around for quite a while now, and saw the light of the day in South Korea last year, but the rest of the world had yet to await its arrival. In any case, it seem that we have luck as the T-Mobile G2X will be arriving on the 20th of April.

T-Mobile bringing LG Optimus 2X and LG Optimus Pad to their network

T-Mobile bringing LG Optimus 2X and LG Optimus Pad to their network

The other device to show off on the network at the same time is LG Optimus Pad or the T-Mobile G-Slate. The tablet didn’t see the light of the day anywhere yet, so the network might just be the first one to offer the device to its client.
Measurements for the G-Slate are: 9.57 x 5.88 x 0.50 inches (243 x 149.4 x 12.8 mm) while the weight sits at 22.22 ounces (630 grams). Both devices look really great. Look for both of them on the 20th of April on T-Mobile!1

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April 2nd, 2011 androidencyclopedia

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