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There hasn’t been a phone which has received this much hype since the iPhone. Finally Google is putting the rumors to rest today with its new Nexus One Phone. Unlike other Android smartphones, the new Nexus One is completely a Google design from the ground up and sports a new UI design, a 3.7” touch screen, 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity, 5MP camera, and 4GBs of storage and an expandable MicroSD card slot. The phone will be made available and unlocked for $530 or through the T-Mobile’s outlets initially for $180.

Seth Porges over at Popular Mechanics wrote an interesting article discussing Google’s G1 and Apple’s iPhone. It discusses the pros and cons of each device.

If Google wants to dominate the mobile market, it will have to prove that it can out-do Apple’s iPhone, the market leader when it comes to function, style and usability. While many of the G1’s features are direct responses to iPhone shortcomings, there are still many aspects in which the iPhone will remain dominant. Here are five ways the G1 beats the iPhone, and five ways it doesn’t… yet.

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The T-Mobile G1 is finally here. Released today, the G1 is packed with amazing features for you to enjoy. Some features of the G1 are Touch Screen display, QWERTY keyboard, One-Touch google search, Real Web Browsing Capabilities, Access to Google Apps., 3G Network and Wi-Fi Access, IM and E-mail, Customizable Home Screen, and watch You Tube Videos on the go.

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Experience the web just like on your computer, wherever you are with your T-Mobile G1. The browser makes your web experience fluid and natural by integrating it with other applications and features on your phone. Click on a phone number from a website, and your phone will dial it. Save images from the web as wallpaper. The list goes on and on.

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Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc. each announced impressive wins at Mobile World Congress 2008 last week.

Nokia Corp. announced that it will include Google’s technology with it’s own mobile search application in select markets (on the Nokia N96, N78,6220 and 6210 Navigator). Nokia plans to make Google search available to customers in more than 100 countries and 40 languages.

Yahoo’s win, on the other hand, is the one that raised eyebrows at the Mobile World Congress 2008. T-Mobile International announced plans to make Yahoo it’s exclusive mobile service in Europe at the end of March as part of its web’n'walk service giving Yahoo access to nearly 90 million wireless subscribers in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Austria and eight other European markets. This ends a 3 year relationship between T-Mobile and Google.

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