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T – Mobile Gsm Sidekick 2008…$135. T – Mobile G2 Touch…………$300. Just release items. Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB……$250. Apple iPhone 3G’s 32GB…..$280. Apple iPhone 4GB………..$120. Apple iPhone 2G 8GB……..$170 …
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The ” T – Mobile myTouch 3G with Google” will be a touch-screen phone and will lack the physical keyboard of the T – Mobile G1 , the first phone that used Google Inc.’s Android software. Microsoft’s OneApp aims to be central app store for …
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Ask yourself these questions … Despite your enthusiasm for the the little green robot, do only your closest friends know you own an Android device? Do you worry that most tech-indifferent people STILL don’t know what Android is? Do you feel left out when the water-cooler talk turns to the latest iPhone OS release? If you answered yes to any of these questions, chances are you are a victim of InvisiDroid Syndrome. Now, before you begin running for the triple-antibiotic cream, realize that your suffering MIGHT only be temporary. Granted, you didn’t really do anything to contract this pain and suffering … but some others are not so innocent. Smartphone carriers and manufacturers haven’t really promoted the Android OS as the “special sauce” that powers their amazing new phones. You would be hard pressed to recall ANY television spot that even mentions the word Android in connection with the Hero, G1, MyTouch3G, etc. And, who could compete with those clever “there’s an app for that” iPhone commercials that Apple keeps running (aside from the latest “there’s a map for that”)? Well, the Android community can … and here’s how. For the corporate members of the Android community, a few ideas that should increase Android awareness, as well as their profits: 1) The Freebie – What does Apple (widely recognized as the style king of pop-culture promotion) include with every Mac/iPod/etc.? An innocently placed free sticker. No instructions on what to do with it, or restrictions upon its use. Just an attractive, sturdy sticker that tells the world, “Hey, I’m an Apple fan!” Cellular carriers could similarly hand out their own themed freebie that sports the dapper green dude, as well. 2) The Common Ground – How many thousands of times have you been confronted with the phrase, “Intel Inside”? From television ads, to magazines, computer boxes, and, even computer cases, the pc manufacturers of the world rallied behind that common badge of quality. Android manufacturers (as well as OHA members) need to do the same. 3) The Mention – Android manufacturers and cellular carriers need to employ a basic memorization technique that emphasizes repetition. A simple mention of the “A” word in promotional materials from these disparate members of the Android community would benefit ALL members. Now is not the time to be neo-proprietary. And, for the common folk (with an uncommon interest in the Android world) … 1) Wear Your Support on Your Sleeve – Whether AndroidGuys.com, or another one of the fine Android sites, support them by purchasing one of their branded shirts to wear proudly whilst negotiating your daily routine. And if you are a shirt designer, consider using a stock Android robot somewhere in your design, or, at least, include your domain name for the casually curious. Additonally, for crying out loud, Google … start selling Android shirts along with the shirts of all of your other corporate identities. It all starts conversations and raises awareness. 2) The Not-so Freebie – Consider purchasing an Android logo sticker for the back of your phone. Or, the back of your laptop. Or, the back of your pet’s sweater. Just show the love. 3) Use Your ‘bot to it’s Fullest – Nothing breeds desire like watching a friend or co-worker doing something cool on their Android phone. Maybe Google or HTC will never pony up the cheddar for prime-time television spots like Apple does for the iPhone. Maybe carriers will continue assuming that people wouldn’t care about the OS in the only digital device they always carry with them … But, we don’t have to wait for some corporate monolith to promote the most exciting mobile platform ever. We, the energized Android consumers, can stop the InvisiDroid plague by planting the seeds of awareness, one sticker or shirt at a time. Go green! Random Posts Quick Look: BuzzDeck Motorola to Offer Multiple Android Devices by Holidays First Sony Ericsson app in the Android Market Video of T-Mobile Pulse in Action [VIDEO] App Review: Handcent SMS
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The HTC Hero Android phone is now officially available across the United States on Sprint. Exclusive to the Sprint network, the HTC Hero is a reworking of the European HTC Hero (also known as the T-Mobile G2 Touch), with a more rounded and chinless design. The HTC Hero features a large capacitive touchscreen display, 5 mega-pixel camera, Bluetooth, 3.5mm stereo headphone port, trackball controller, and HTC’s custom Android user interface Sense. The Sprint HTC Hero is available from the Sprint website and their retail stores priced at US$179 after a $200 instant rebate and $100 mail-in rebate, when purchased as part of a two-year service agreement with Sprint. [via sprint.com ] Motorola DEXT Orange UK Android Phone: Motorola DEXT Sprint HTC Hero Now Available
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Sprint HTC Hero Now Available
Owners of T – Mobile’s G2 Touch across the pond are no doubt all too familiar with the latest shinning example of how carriers can really botch a handsets reputation. What do I mean? The G2 Touch received a recent firmware update from HTC …
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We now have the HTC Hero available on Sprint and the Samsung Moment coming soon, with that the T-Mobile G1 is beginning to show its age and it looks like the pricing will soon be reflecting that. According to TmoNews, Walmart is going to be slashing the pricing on both the T-Mobile G1 and the myTouch
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Walmart to cut G1 price to $48.88 and myTouch 3G price to $98.88?
According to the Wall Street Journal, Barnes & Noble intends for their e-reader to not only be color, but to run Google Android . That, in and of itself, will make their e-reader a very different device than Amazon’s: Android is a user expandable operating system . … The one thing left to be desired in my opinion from Palm is an iPod Touch rival device running the same Web OS as the Pa… Posted In: Palm opens App Catalog to paid apps, allows apps to skip review process …
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