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| Brand | T-Mobile Branded |
| Color | Bronze |
| Type | Wireless Phone |
| Release Date | 2008-12-14 |
| List Price | $399.99 |
| Price | Item currently not available |
Categories |
| Hot New Products T-Mobile Bluetooth Camera E-mail MP3 Smartphone & PDA Video Wi-Fi Slider GPS |
Features |
- Google Android OS-powered smartphone in black together with slide-out keyboard--compatible together with T-Mobile's 3G network
- Wi-Fi networking; Bluetooth for hands-free calls and stereo music; 3-megapixel camera/camcorder; microSD extension; push e-mail from Google Gmail in addition instantaneous messaging services
- Access to Android Market for downloading applications; Android 1.5 Cupcake OS
- Up to 5 hours of speak time, up to 130 hours (5.4 days) of standby time
- Consists of: receiver, battery, charger, 1 GB microSD card, USB cable, wired stereo hands-free earpiece, customer manual
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Description |
A Note Concerning 3G Phones and Internet Usage 3G phones are optimized for use together with T-Mobile’s high-speed 3G network, but many of these phones' functions will in addition work well on the T-Mobile EDGE network. If you plan to access the Internet extensively on your phone, 3G network coverage may serve you excellent.
The long-awaited T-Mobile G1 smartphone combines full touchscreen functionality and a QWERTY keyboard together with a mobile Web experience this consists of many Google tools you've come to rely on together with your PC, counting Google Maps Street View Gmail, and one-touch Google search. It's in addition the first phone to be powered by Google's new open-source Android operating system, which proposes an intuitive interface effortlessly customizable home screen. You can in addition buy optional software via the Android Market to personalize your G1 together with a diversity of software applications like games, social networking, and on-the-go shopping. 
Just tap the screen and go together with access to all your favorite Google tools. | In addition to a vibrantly colorful 3.2-inch touchscreen, the G1's hinged screen slides open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard and closes to prevent accidental dialing. It runs on T-Mobile's new and growing 3G network, and in addition proposes Wi-Fi connectivity for surfing the web on your wireless network or at hotspots as well as Bluetooth for together hands-free communication and stereo music streaming. Other features contain a 3-megapixel camera for still photos and video capture, a digital audio player (and simple access to Amazon's MP3 store), an integrated 1 GB microSD memory card, and up to 5 hours of speak time. T-Mobile Service The T-Mobile G1 operates on GSM 850/900/1800/1900 networks and is compatible together with T-Mobile's UMTS/HSDPA 3G network, which operates on the 1700/2100 MHz AWS spectrum. T-Mobile is currently rolling out its 3G network, and it expects by year's end this its high-speed data network will be available in those cities where a majority of its subscribers currently use data services. In those areas where 3G is not available, the phone will access data utilizing T-Mobile's EDGE network, which is quick enough to support a wide range of complex data services (together with average data speeds between 75-135Kbps). This phone is intended to automatically connect to the excellent available network (3G or GSM/GPRS/EDGE) to offer faster data speeds when accessing the Web or downloading content from the T-Mobile t-zones content portal. Android OS and Market The T-Mobile G1 together with Google is the first phone to run on the Android operating system, which offers simple access to a wide assortment of messaging tools and Google apps. In addition, this open source OS empowers developers to to make and propose applications this add value to the G1. The G1's Home screen (seen at right) is your starting point for utilizing all the applications on your phone. You can customize your Home screen to display applications, shortcuts, and widgets. 
Just drag and drop any of your favorite applications, photos, or folders onto your home screen for fast access to what you use all the time (see big version). | The Android Market hosts a wide diversity of distinctive applications, and together with the G1's one-click access to it you can locate and download a wide range of innovative software applications--from games to social networking and on-the-go shopping--to personalize your phone. Some examples of applications contain: - Together with the comparative shopping ShopSavvy application, you can scan the UPC code of a product together with your phone's camera while shopping, and instantly evaluate prices from online merchants and nearby local stores.
- Ecorio was developed to help people keep track of their daily travels and view what their carbon footprint looks like. Together with access to tips and tricks, Ecorio lets you to record the steps you get throughout their day to help offset your impact on the setting.
- BreadCrumbz enables you to make a step-by-step visual map utilizing photos. Make your own routes, share them together with friends or together with the world.
In addition, the T-Mobile G1 comes pre-loaded together with a new application developed by Amazon.com this offers simple access to the Amazon MP3 digital music download store together with extra than 6 million DRM-free MP3 tracks. You'll be effective to search, sample, buy and download music from Amazon MP3 directly to the G1 (downloading music from Amazon MP3 utilizing the T-Mobile G1 requires a Wi-Fi connection; searching, sampling and purchasing music can be done anyplace together with a cellular connection). Android 1.5 Operating System Update The Android 1.5 (Cupcake) operating system update consists of the following: | | New Features
- Bluetooth stereo music streaming
- On-screen keyboard in addition to slide-out keyboard (seen at left)
- Video recording and playback
- Home screen widgets
- Simple upload of photos to Picasa and videos to YouTube
- Spanish language support
Innovations
- Edit multiple messages in Gmail
- Faster MyLocation acquisition in Google Maps
- Faster web browsing together with smoother page scrolling
- Improved camera together with faster begin-up and picture capture
- In-call keypad timeout to eliminate face dialing
| Phone Features The T-Mobile G1's vibrant, high-excellence screen slides open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard, excellent for communicating together with friends online or utilizing the phone's e-mail, IM and mobile messaging abilities. As another option for accessing the device, the T-Mobile G1 comes equipped together with a convenient trackball for extra precise, one-handed navigation. The 3.2-inch touchscreen has a 320 x 480-pixel resolution and a 65K color depth. The T-Mobile G1's touchscreen interface is distinctive, getting you together with a extra customizable, interactive touch experience. For example, you can set a signature gesture to open the screen (there are 30 million possible combinations). There are in addition different taps for different types of commands--for example, you can use a short touch to launch an application, or a long press on any screen will provide you additional options, similar to this of a right click on a mouse. The phone has an internal 192 MB RAM/256 MB ROM memory, and it's expandable via optional microSD memory cards up to 8 GB in size (a 1 GB microSD card comes together with the phone). 
The hinged screen slides open to reveal keypad and closes to prevent accidental dialing. | Together with one-click contextual search, you can search for important information in a flash together with a touch of a finger. A full HTML Web browser lets users to see any Web page the way it was intended to be seen, and then effortlessly zoom in to extend any section by just tapping on the screen. Built-in support for YouTube lets you to enjoy YouTube's originally-created content, effortlessly find the way throughout YouTube's familiar video browsing categories or search for specific videos. Together with Google Maps, Google's groundbreaking maps service, you can instantly view maps and satellite imagery, as well as locate local business and get driving directions, all from the phone's simple-to-use touch interface. The T-Mobile G1 in addition consists of Google Maps Street View, enabling you to explore cities at street-altitude virtually while on the go. Not including taking a step, you can tour a far-away situate as if they were there--standing on the street corner. Even better, the Google Maps aspect syncs together with a built-in compass on the phone--an industry first--to agree to you to view locations and find the way 360 degrees by just moving the phone together with your hand. Use the G1's 3G and Wi-Fi connection to attach and share images over e-mail and MMS or download music from your favorite web sites, as well as upload and post images to your personal blog. The G1 features a rich HTML e-mail customer, which flawlessly syncs your e-mail, calendar and contacts from Gmail as well as much other POP3 or IMAP e-mail services. The Gmail application offers features such as dialog view, spam filtering, search, and labels this Gmail users enjoy on their computer while offering new features such as integration together with the phone's contact list. And it multitasks, so you can read a Web page while in addition downloading your e-mail in the background. It in addition combines Instantaneous Messaging support for Google Speak, as well as AOL, Yahoo! Messenger and Windows Exist Messenger in the U.S., and IM presence lets you to see whether your friends are online, offline, away. The G1 in addition maintains complex topic messaging features, enabling you to effortlessly flag, delete or move groups of messages and keep track of group dialogs throughout threaded topic messaging. The Google Calendar app on the G1 syncs together with the Web-based version, so any event this you add to your phone will show up on the Web-based Google Calendar (and vice versa). Other features contain: - 3-megapixel camera together with autofocus for still photos
- Video recording and playback
- Digital audio player together with four categories (Artists, Albums, Songs, and Playlists) and support for MP3, M4A (iTunes AAC, DRM-free), AMR, WMA (8), WAF, and OGG Vorbis
- Use digital audio songs as ringtone
- Bluetooth version 2.0+EDR together with the following profiles: HFP (hands-free car kits), HSP (communication earpieces), A2DP (stereo music streaming), AVRC (remote control)
- Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g)
- Messaging: e-mail (IMAP/POP3/SMTP), instantaneous messaging, SMS topic, MMS photo
- Voice-recognition
- USB 2.0 connectivity together with USB mass storage ability
 | Vital Statistics The T-Mobile G1 together with Google weighs 5.6 ounces and measures 4.6 x 2.2 x 0.7 inches. Its 1150 mAh lithium-ion battery is rated at up to 5 hours of speak time, and up to 130 hours (5+ days) of standby time. It runs on the 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE frequencies as well as the 1700/2100 MHz HSDPA 3G frequencies. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Do you have to have a Google account to use T-Mobile G1? A: Yes, clients must log into the phone utilizing a Google account login when they first use the device. One time you do log into T-Mobile G1 utilizing a Google account, your Gmail and Google Calendar will all sync to your phone getting secure, up-to-date access to your personal information. If you don't already have an account, the startup process will walk you throughout creating one. Creating a Google account is free. Q: Do clients want a voice and/or data plan to use T-Mobile G1? A: Yes, when you buy T-Mobile G1, you must add one of two T-Mobile G1-specific data plans to their account. This is similar to other all-in-one devices we propose like the T-Mobile Sidekick or the T-Mobile Shadow. Clients must in addition have a voice plan. Q: Is the G1 compatible together with your HotSpot @Home service? A: No. Unlimited HotSpot Calling (formerly named T-Mobile HotSpot @Home) is not integrated in the T-Mobile G1, although the device can browse the Web over high-speed wireless connections counting Wi-Fi and our 3G network. Q: Are there any advantages to utilizing Gmail on the device versus another type of personal (POP3 or IMAP) account? A: Yes. Afterwards first logging into their Google account, you will have all your Gmail, Google Contacts, Calendar and Speak data automatically synchronize together with the phone. Anything you do on the phone together with these products will seconds later become available on the computer and vice versa. If you were to ever lose their phone, their information will still be available and flawlessly synchronize together with a replacement G1. You will in addition benefit from push e-mail and calendar alerts (this is in addition available for the multi-headed e-mail customer). Finally, Gmail's contacts are synchronized automatically together with the phone's contact list. Q: What is the "search from everywhere" aspect? A: "Search from everywhere" offers clients the capability to do contextual searches. T-Mobile G1 has a hard key on the QWERTY keyboard this you can touch in order to begin a search inside any application you are in. For example, if you are in your contact list and hit the search key, the device will search your contact list. If you are in your e-mail and you hit the search key, the device will search your e-mail. You can in addition begin a search inside every application throughout a search option inside the application. |
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Customer Reviews |
Dissapointing battery life and software performance 2010-07-22 |
| By Neel de la Mancha |
As a management consultant who travels almost weekly, I was eagerly looking forward to having mobile email and internet and urged by my wife to get this phone when it came out. However, after nearly two years with this phone, I can't wait for my contract to be up. As an early adopter of the T-mobile G1, I have definitely felt all the downsides of a first generation product.
Pros
- Physical keyboard is handy for texting and surfing the web.
- GPS and turn-by-turn navigation is free and helpful.
- Phone has good integration with Google email, calendar and other apps.
Cons:
- Everything (startup time, apps, navigation, camera) on this phone is extremely sloooooow.
- Software is buggy and phone shuts down unexpectedly at times.
- Battery life is abysmal, the worst on any phone ever. You will need to charge several times per day, particularly if you use Bluetooth or surf the web.
- Syncing of music and other files is primitive compared to iphone/ipod and itunes.
- Lack of standard headphone jack is really annoying when traveling (and you want to listen to music and charge the phone at the same time).
I have a long-time friend who I met recently after many months and lo and behold he had only recently gotten his first smart phone, also a T-mobile G1, and it had even worse problems than mine. After asking him what he was thinking (he definitely should have asked me for my opinion!), I told him to make sure the software was at least up-to-date and that I wished him luck. My friend has a pretty laid-back lifestyle so he likes to crack jokes about the phone matching his pace. He is also more likely to see the phone's flaws as endearing "idiosyncrasies".
I still have a few months left on my contract but given how slow and buggy this phone is, I took out the SIM card and put it in one of the T-mobile "to-go" phones from Walmart. I am paying an extra $25 per month for the G1 service, but anything at this point is better than using this phone.
Recommendation: Don't Buy! Get a smartphone that works or a regular phone and 3G ipad (for mobile email and internet).
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A great phone that gets ahead of itself. 2010-02-13 |
| By Mr. Rh1 (Seattle, WA) |
-Pros-
+ Many Cool Apps (for free)
+ Decent Keyboard
+ Glass Screen (very scratch resistant)
+ Good Camera
-Cons-
- Terrible Battery Life
- Slide mechanism feels flimsy
- Phone freezes a lot
- Not very stylish
- Terrible Speaker
I'll keep this simple, the G1 is a great phone. The Android Market is awesome, and there are many free games and apps that will keep you entertained for a long time. But that's about the only good thing I can say about this phone. If you try and navigate through menus too fast or have too many widgets on the screen, the phone will slow down to a crawl. Sometime it will take 10-15 seconds to load the home screen. Also the physical design of the phone is terrible, when you slide open the phone the top half feels flimsy and loose. It's not very sturdy. Also, the battery life is TERRIBLE. You will be charging this phone every day, even if you don't use it much. There's also a long delay when you take pictures.
In closing, the Android OS is very good, but this phone can't run it very well, it just doesn't feel powerful enough. And the design needs work. |
Android, and how! 2009-10-22 |
| By Red 333 (TX) |
Phone and apps are fast and reliable on the 3G Network; on Edge they're pokey and frustrating--be aware of that before you buy. But, if you have good 3G coverage, you are in for a treat. The new updates to the phone's operating system (like the onscreen keyboard) and the integration of the powerful Google search engine with all the apps from Google and other developers create an incredible, fun, and useful experience that has left my iPhone-using friends in amazement.
In particular, I love how all my contacts from GMail sync wirelessly and instantly to the phone (an account is set up for you when you activate the phone). And, because they're safely stored by Google, they'll be intantly available on a new phone when I upgrade, or in case I loose this one. They're even accessable via the web in the event I don't have the replacement phone yet. Now, instead of having some contact info in a cell phone, others in an address book, some on bits and scraps of paper, I have everything consolidated in one place where it can be easily updated. Plus, entering the contacts in the Gmail site via my laptop is much easier than using a phone (though the slide out keyboard is very functional and extremely easy to type on).
Once your contacts are entered, you can click on any you have included an address for, and Google will map it instantly. Another click produces turn by turn directions to that address, based on your current position as determined by the built in GPS. Now that's a useful app! Of course, you can also easily map and get directions to and from addresses you have stored, or enter by the keyboard.
You can also get maps and GPS-assisted directions through other apps that show you local restaurants, stores, hotels, gas stations, etc. I've found a couple of new places near my neighborhood this way.
Ever wonder what stars are overhead? Aim phone at the sky, and you'll see the names of the stars and diagrams of their constellations on the phone's screen. The display changes as you move the phone. It's like having an astonomer in your pocket.
Can't decide to buy that sale item you came across in the store? Use the camera to scan its barcode, and Google will tell you what the product costs in other stores, online, and if you can get it for less. You can also instantly learn all kinds of information about it.
If you use your Google scheduler to keep track of appointments and events, you can access them and update them from both the phone or a computer, and changes will synch instantly. Google also sends an email to remind you about each event. You don't have to check your calendar as often, as it checks with you!
That's just a little bit of the stuff that I've used the phone for. It's also a music and video player, web browser, camera and video recorder (both only fair), etc.
The phone is a little thicker than many others (maybe an 2 or 3 eighths of inch?), but I find the size very comfortable and reassuring. I kept dropping my previous, thinner phone. I have yet to drop this one.
Cross your fingers--that's how I broke my previous phone!
Also, if you use a lot of GPS or web enabled apps, you will have to recharge the phone in the early evening to continue using it, as they slurp up the power quickly. Aftermarket long life batteries are readily available from a variety of sources.
I know these things change frequently, but when researching service plans before I bought the G1, I found that T-Mobil's were among the most, if not the most economical, though that may depend somewhat on your particular needs. Free calling to 5 numbers with the $39 MyFaves plan takes care of the bulk of my my calling, and still leaves 300 Anytime minutes to use for other calls. The Android data plan is $25 for unlimted use.
I'm really impressed with this phone and its apps, and look forward to more of what all the inventive app designers and programmers will do with the open source Andriod format. |
HORRIBLE STAY AWAY!!! 2009-10-17 |
| By Hikanae (Chicago, IL United States) |
| I swear... I've never owned a phone that took this long to startup. If you're an average user this phone sucks royally. It needs too much tweaking for it to be awesome. Once you've made all the adjustments to make it cool you've found that you'd be better off spending your money on the HTC Touch pro 2 (Sadly it doesn't have android on it) but don't get the GSM version because it lacks a 3.5 headphone jack like this one unless you don't mind using an extra wire just to hook up your headphones. Also has crappy battery life even with most of the features you may want to use most shut off. A higher capacity battery turns this phone into a netbook for midgets. Whats worse is some cellphone providers try to shoehorn you into believing you need to sign a contract for the data plan you might not necessarily need especially if you already have a wireless connection at home and accessible hotspots in the places you may frequent most. You only need a data connection & a gmail account initially to get to the main desktop of the phone. Of course there are other ways to get to the desktop but its too techy to deal with. Overall if you're a collector and just gotta have one you'd probably be better off scoring one on Ebay but don't get tricked into a contract with this one you'll hate yourself for it and buyers remorse will definitely set in as you glare at your monthly bill. |
Potential Not Fully Met - Its Better Then The MyTouch 3G Phone 2009-09-06 |
| By Always Samsung (New York, NY) |
I hope everyone reads my review with an open mind.
I am a former iPhone user, turned Blackberry, and now the G1. I have been drooling over the G1 for quite sometime. I think its internet, menu system, and qwerty keyboard make it a worthwhile investment. It's definitely for any cell phone crowd that's heavy into texting and emailing. I held off on buying a G1 because of the physical design. I found the bottom chin of the phone to be a massive turn off. Plus, everyone that I knew who had the G1 kept telling me how horrid the battery life was. From that comment, I figured out why they were always carrying their charger with them.
Here we are, almost a year later and the G2 has been released. Known as the HTC Magic in Europe and the MyTouch 3G here in the US on T-Mobile. I was so excited to get this phone & as soon as I got home & fiddled around with it - I immediately lost interest after 10 mins. I thought the integration with the Gmail address was great. I sent my Gmail address an email from my AOL account to see how long it would be before I received the email & needless to say, it took over 30 mins. Even when I went into the account and clicked REFRESH, it still wouldn't come through. I added in my AOL account & it was the same. You can set the phone to check for emails every five mins, ten mins, fifteen mins, and so forth. Certain emails took a whole day before I even received it. This was not a good sign.
So i exchanged it for the G1 so in order to have a real keyboard.
The camera is only 3.2 megapixel and it's not the best, but it does the trick. The camcorder is really lacking features. It's simple & there are no options or settings changes allowed. The battery leaves little to be desired.
Pros:
Keyboard
3G
Threaded Text Message
Responsive Touch Screen
Cons:
This phone had massive potential, but a lot of it was not met!
No 3.5 MM headphone jack
E-Mail is not the best
Not the sexiest cell phone out there |
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