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Two Android phones coming to Canada in June 0

by Shawn Farner • Archive • Tags: , , , , , , ,

According to a report from CNET News, Canadians will finally have a chance to pick up an Android-powered smartphone next month.

Canadian carrier Rogers Wireless plans to bring two phones on board, both from HTC – the HTC  Dream (which  currently sells as the T-Mobile  G1 in the US) and the new HTC Magic (pictured to the left).  The Rogers web site claims a launch date of June 2 but,unfortunately,  offers no word on pricing.

Not that I’m  jealous, but… how on earth did  Canada move  ahead of the US in number of Android phones available?  Seems a bit … Read the rest

New Android phone coming from Samsung: The i7500 0

by Shawn Farner • Archive, Features • Tags: , , , , , ,

Samsung-i7500Perk up, Android fans – there’s a chance that, soon, you could have a choice in what Android-powered phone you carry around.  Earlier today, Samsung announced the i7500, a new smartphone running Google’s Android mobile OS.

We say “there’s a chance” because the only U.S. carrier the phone could work with, T-Mobile, has made no announcement on the phone at all.  At this point in time, we’re completely clueless as to whether or not they’ll add this phone to their lineup.  It’s a possibility that the i7500 could never make it stateside, which is a shame.  German wireless provider O2 … Read the rest

T-Mobile’s Android-powered G1 sells a million 1

by Shawn Farner • Archive • Tags: , , , ,

T-Mobile-G1-AndroidAccording to Deutche Telekom, its U.S.-based wireless company, T-Mobile, has now sold one million G1 smartphones.  The G1 (also known as the HTC Dream) is powered by Google’s mobile  operating system, Android, and debuted on the T-Mobile service six months ago.

While a million sales in six months is certainly impressive, it doesn’t quite match up to Apple’s sales – the iPhone is believed to have hit over half a million sales in its first week.  Then again, Apple has a loyal cult of fans who will buy a new product without hesitation, and T-Mobile is only the fourth-largest wireless … Read the rest

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