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T-Mobile to sell 500K+ Android phones in 2008? (MacNN)

August 30th, 2008

T-Mobile hopes to sell over half a million G1 Android phones before the end of the year, according to estimates reportedly supplied to AndroidGuys. The figures would have T-Mobile preparing to add about 200,000 new customers through selling the G1 as well as 40,000 incremental additions. As many as 278,000 of the buyers would be owners renewing their contracts to upgrade to the device, bringing …
Source: www.macnn.com

First Android Phone likely in November
The Federal Communications Commission has given it’s seal of approval to the HTC Dream, which will come with Google’s Android. It is expected to debut in November, which will therefore also be the formal debut of this new mobile OS. According to Engadget
Source: c.moreover.com

Its good but no comparison with Nokia or…
Without doubt this is the BEST phone available in the market today. I am falling in love with this phone day by day. …
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Nokia N85
mobile phone 360 without contract www.nokia.co.uk WHAT IS IT?Last year, the Nokia N95 set the benchmark for a feature-heavy handset complete with wi-fi and broadband-speed HSDPA mobile connectivity. The follow-up, the N96, has yet to be officially
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Alltel Wireless, with American’s Largest Network, Provides Support for Gulf Coast Customers as Hurricane Gustav Approaches
) LITTLE ROCK, Ark., BUSINESS WIRE Alltel Wireless, with America’s largest network behind it, is continuing to provide digital service to customers across the Gulf Coast as Hurricane Gustav approaches the area. The company has network crews in place
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Nokia N85 - Hands-on first impressions (All About Symbian)
Rafe takes a preliminary look at the Nokia N85. Looking at the key differences with earlier devices, new technologies and the evolution of the dual slider.
Source: www.allaboutsymbian.com

Cell Phones Sub for Cash in Mexico (PC World)
Cell phone users will be able to link their bank accounts to their phones so they can pay stores, restaurants and taxis via text message.
Source: www.pcworld.com

Scottish Police Target Drivers Using Mobile Phones (Cellular-News.com)
Police throughout Scotland have taken take part in a national day of action targeting people who use their mobile phones while driving - which in the UK is illegal.
Source: www.cellular-news.com

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