So who's going to pick up the first gPhone, T-mobile's G1, for music listening? Seems integrated with Amazons MP3 sales, so hopefully there's bit of an audio focus.

Live from T-Mobile's Android event in New York City - Engadget

If it wasn't T-mobile I'd think about it.

T-Mobile...

I'm way more interested in the HTC Touch Pro which hits Sprint Oct 19th then AT&T after that and maybe Verizon eventually.

I'm way more interested in the HTC Touch Pro which hits Sprint Oct 19th then AT&T after that and maybe Verizon eventually.

I already decided to get it when it comes to AT&T to upgrade my Tilt (HTC Kaiser)

In theory Sprint only has a 30-day exclusive on it so it should hit AT&T sometime in November.

Funny thing is I prefer T-Mobile. Service about the same in my area and prices usually better than Verizon, AT&T, etc.

Anyway, here are some walk through vids:

Video: Android walkthrough on T-Mobile G1 - Engadget

Noooo, "i" before "g" on my Phone for me!

Yrs, Fanbwah4evah.

I have T-Mobile, I am eligible for a new phone in about two weeks. I for one am psyched by this development.

Reks, little iPhone/G1 browser comparison....

T-Mobile G1 video hands-on - Engadget

Errr no 3.5mm jack.

Confirmed: T-Mobile G1 has no 3.5mm headphone jack - Engadget

"the G1 eschews a standard 3.5mm headphone jack for its proprietary ExtUSB connector, meaning you'll need custom headphones or an adapter to plug in your own. What's worse, the adapter won't be available immediately at launch, just a bundled headset."

What's worse, the adapter won't be available immediately at launch, just a bundled headset."

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T-Mobile soft capping 3G data at 1GB per month - Engadget

^^^

Shit, we're going to have to bring more fail in from out of state!

Although it's not practical for many uses, could the USB plug be used with a USB DAC/amp like the Pico? Digital output (for that 1GB of on board music)? Justin?

I wish i could get amazon mp3 on my iphone, wonder if thats even possible??

hell my credit card bill every month would be insane!

of course I highly doubt Apple will ever let such go on a legit iphone.

to my eye the thing is huge and ugly, and doesn't have the star trek "my god, this thing is from the future" feel that the iPhone and iTouch have. just my 2 apple fanboy cents.

Reminds one of Jobs comments on the Segway.

Ah too bad. Android will hopefully overcome the traditional manufacture/service limitations, but I do wish they played a tad stronger hardball like Jobs did a couple years ago. Software openness is definitely one of Googles strengths, but controlling the hardware is one of Apples.

Software openness is definitely one of Googles strengths, but controlling the hardware is one of Apples.

Agreed, but Apple's new problem is they're now trying too hard to also control the software. The recent rash of arbitrary and/or nakedly self-interested rejections from the App store is without doubt going to drive developers over to Android and cement the growing overall perception that Apple wants all the marbles and really doesn't care how they get them. Stuff like this today just makes them look ridiculous.

No disagreement here.

Fuck the phones, I want android in my car. And not for GPS. For music/video playback.

And the way "carputers" are evolving, I imagine you'd eventually be able to get some sort of headunit with skype call functionality built in. Or similar.

Plus its google, so I'm sure they'd have some whiz-bang algorithmic stuff that changes commercials and/or google ads based on patterns of right and left turns, or mapping it to specific streets, like stock quotes on the way to work and beer advertisements on the way home

Woo Hoo! HTC Dream/Kila/T-Mobile G1!!!!1

Yeah... I've been an Android fanboy since last November... and will have this phone around October 24th.

I'm liking this for the software, not really the hardware. Android will pop up on more than just consumer devices like this within a year or so. I've postulated that the Android OS will surpass Apple's Mobile OS within 18 months or so.

This device should bee good... not amazing, not revolutionary, but good. I'm quite disappointed at the lack of the 3.5mm jack. Only a few HTC devices have this at the moment, but who knows what the next round will bring.

There is a dumbphone from Samsung coming out probably in December with Android (Touchscreen phone with 5mp cam) called the T919 or Tocco or Roxy. Hopefully this will rock a mini jack, but we'll find out soon enough.

Sprint is next out of the gate with an Android phone. POSSIBLY by end of year, but more likely in January.

I'll take this phone over the iPhone any day, though. The QWERTY keyboard is SUCH a huge selling point for me. I'm on an 8120 now, and as good as SureType is, it just can't touch QWERTY. For heavy texters/e-mailers, I just don't see how you could stand a touch screen only device.

I figure there will be a higher end android device in the coming year or so. There seem to be some security issues that need to be ironed out with bluetooth, and if there are issues there, I figure it'll take a little bit to work out exchange stuff, and whatnot.

BTW... there isn't 1gig of internal memory... its an included 1gig microSD card. It holds up to 8GB microSDs, though someone just released a 16 gig one, iirc.

@aardvark... there is a very good possibility of this. Its already being talked about having Android expand beyond the mobile phone OS realm. I'm not sure if/when it would come to headunits, but maybe something that would work as an integrated car unit...

Now I need someone to just make me an ExtUSB terminated senn cable...

**BRENT**