The launch of Google’s first-ever mobile phone yesterday, the G1, was generally well-received by analysts and critics. Google G1 Android mobile phone: Telegraph review Google Android: Can it take on ...

Google can search out just about anything on the Internet, but can it call to say you’ll be late for dinner? Starting next week, it can. The G1, the first cellphone equipped with Google Inc.’s mobile ...

Call it the T-Mobile G1.0. The first-ever Google Android smartphone is a solid initial effort that, given an open development platform, will grow with time. It's missing a bunch of key features right ...

It’s not really fair to constantly compare the first Google-powered phone, the T-Mobile G1, with the Apple iPhone. That’s like comparing a PC to a Mac. But that PC-Mac comparison became more obvious ...

Google has launched its first mobile phone - a serious competitor to Apple's much sought-after iPhone. Like its rival, the G1 offers a large touchscreen and fast internet access. However, Google ...

We've managed to get our hands on a T-Mobile G1 here in the UK, to see if it's worthy of all the hype and answer the question everyone's asking -- is it better than the iPhone 3G? From the packaging ...

Experts have found a serious flaw in the Google G1 phone's security A team of computer security experts have found a "serious flaw" in the operating system used on Google's first ever mobile phone, ...

T-Mobile's new G1 smartphone based on Google's Android platform has been positioned against Apple's iPhone by the media, but that attempt to set up a dramatic showdown has fizzled as details show the ...

Today we finally got our hands on the T-Mobile G1, the first commercially available phone to run Google's Android platform. Boasting a large touchscreen and scroll ball similar to the BlackBerry Bold, ...

Now that we early reviewers are free to talk about our T-Mobile G1, you should expect to see G1 referred to as the “iPhone killer.” G1 is a killer, all right, but imitating iPhone was the furthest ...

There is a lot riding on the shoulders of T-Mobile’s G1 Android phone. In some ways, it carries the collective hopes of Linux, open source and Google fans everywhere. It’s open, collaborative and ...