HTC Dream / T-Mobile G1 with Google
Specs: 528 MHz processsor; 256 MB ROM; 192 MB RAM; 3.2″ TFT-LCD capacitive touch screen; GPS; accelerometer; compass; bluetooth; 3.2 MP color cam w/ auto-focus; 1150 mAh battery.
Released by:
T-Mobile US on October 22nd, 2008 – Black, White, and Bronze
T-Mobile UK on October 30th, 2008 – Black and White
Rogers Wireless on June 2nd, 2009 – Black and White
US Cost: Originally $179 on 2-year contract, $399 outright. Now discontinued by T-Mobile, $49.99 from Amazon.com with contract (current as of 03/07/10).
US Plan: $24.95 data plan required. $34.95 with unlimited text. Voice plan not included.
Notes: Black keyboard easier to see than the silver keys found in the US white and bronze models. The European white model’s keyboard is legible. Memory limitation may mean limited updates. This was the first Android device.
End-of-life: September, 2009
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Rogers is very easy to get full 3g on at&t :)
Rogers is very easy to get full 3g on at&t :)
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pls my t-mobile G1 locked only i see when i switch on T-MOBILE G1 ON THE SCREEN
Pretty sure the G1's processor was clocked to 384MHz from the factory, correct? It can be safely overclocked to 528, but it doesn't run at that at default.
Pretty sure the G1's processor was clocked to 384MHz from the factory, correct? It can be safely overclocked to 528, but it doesn't run at that at default.
Pretty sure the G1's processor was clocked to 384MHz from the factory, correct? It can be safely overclocked to 528, but it doesn't run at that at default.
lol i have this phone and im upgrading soon but
when i had this i felt like i had the mother of all droid phones XD