Mega Leaks - T Mobile G1 Photos Leaked Early (GALLERY)


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The G Phone is set to be released today, the T Mobile G1 making its world debut in the U.S., but official G1 photos have already been leaked! As we know, and clearly Google knows too, ‘leaks’ are a huge way to generate press. It seems like we were just talking about the Android OS Google Phone and the potential of it being a mere rumor, but the GPhone is real, and the specs to flesh out details are already on the web. The 3G gphone has a full QWERTY keyboard and connects directly to Google maps, Gmail, YouTube, Talk and calendar and a camera. Searches will certainly be up for G1 Phone photos, as beingn the one to flaunt first glimpses of the official Google Phone images spells huge success for any tech bloggers. Source: tmonews Via: nbr.co.nz |
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