AI & Cloud Big Tech Devices Google North America Operators T-Mobile US October 29, 2009 T-Mobile USA targets 120 3G cities by year-end T-Mobile USA has announced that more than 120 major cities will have 3G HSPA connectivity by the end of November, a move intended to coincide with the forthcoming exclusive launch of HTC's high-profile G1 Android phone. By Mobile World Live
AI & Cloud Devices Operators Vodafone October 29, 2009 HP targets prosumers with new strategy Hewlett-Packard (HP) today confirmed recent speculation it is moving into the consumer market, unveiling two new smartphones and a distribution agreement with Vodafone in Europe. By Mobile World Live
AI & Cloud Big Tech Devices Google Microsoft Nokia North America Operators RAN Vendors T-Mobile US October 29, 2009 Google releases Android code, G1 handset launched Google yesterday released the open-source code powering its Android mobile operating system and invited outside developers to design their own features, in time for today's US launch of the first handset running the software. By Mobile World Live
AI & Cloud Big Tech Devices Google North America Operators T-Mobile US October 29, 2009 Report reveals manufacturing cost of T-Mobile’s Google phone The T-Mobile/HTC G1 smartphone, the first handset to be based on Google’s Android mobile operating system, carries a Bill-of-Materials (BOM) cost of US$143.89, according to a virtual teardown conducted by iSuppli and published by Cellular News. By Mobile World Live
AI & Cloud Devices October 29, 2009 Research: G1 10% cheaper to make than iPhone 3G A new study by research firm iSuppli suggests that the new HTC-manufactured G1 smartphone is 10 percent cheaper to produce than Apple's iPhone 3G, one of the G1's principal competitors. By Mobile World Live
AI & Cloud Devices October 29, 2009 World’s first GSM/WiMAX device launches in Russia Mobile handset vendor HTC has unveiled a new device that claims to be the world's first integrated GSM/WiMAX handset. By Mobile World Live
AI & Cloud Devices Nokia RAN Vendors Samsung October 28, 2009 Nokia begins shipping first touchscreen device Nokia has announced that its much-anticipated first touchscreen device - the 5800 XpressMusic - is now shipping in selected markets around the world, including Russia, Spain, India, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Finland. By Mobile World Live