And now a break from the daily round of depressing recession news: T-Mobile’s G1 phone, which uses the Android OS, is now out. You can buy it from T-Mobile’s online or offline store. I just posted an article on Muniwireless which is not too enthusiastic about the G1 for many reasons, the biggest one being cost.
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Written by Esme Vos
Topics: Gadgets
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Posted on 23 October 2008
About the Author
Esme Vos is the founder of Muniwireless.com, the portal for news and information about municipal wireless broadband around the world. Esme Vos also runs Mapplr, a travel site about the best boutique hotels and restaurants around the world; and Shopplr about fashion, beauty and style.
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