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引自：BGR
链接：http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2008/09/23/t-mobile-google-g1-hands-on/
http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2008/09/23/aftermath-our-thoughts-on-the-htc-g1-and-android-with-video/
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T-Mobile Google G1: hands on!Posted by The Boy Genius on Sep 23, 2008 11:54 am 30 comments
Filed in Android, Features, HTC, Handsets, T-Mobile
That’s right. Get ready for upclose and personal photo snaps of T-Mobile’s Google G1 handset. We took a bunch of shots and even got our Bold and iPhone all up in that. Couple first impressions? It’s smaller than we thought, the keyboard is great, the screen is pretty responsive, and we’re totally looking forward to picking one of these up. What you guys think?
Click on over to our T-Mobile G1 hands on gallery!
Tags: G1, google, hands on, HTC, T-Mobile
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Aftermath: Our Thoughts on the HTC G1 and Android with videoPosted by Zach Epstein on Sep 23, 2008 5:49 pm 15 comments
Filed in Android, HTC, Handsets, T-Mobile
The smoke has cleared, the dust has settled and T-Mobile’s G1 release event is history. We gave you plenty of live blogging action despite the fact our brand new Dell Latitude XT tried as hard as it could to screw the pooch. Then we gave you a solid hands-on gallery to feast your eyes on. Now it’s time for the wrap up; our thoughts about the HTC G1. First and foremost, don’t be fooled. In the leaked images and even in some of our gallery shots the G1 looks a bit cheap and plasticky. Seriously though, it’s not bad at all. The main case of the handset has that great rubbery feel from the Touch et al, and the phone has a very good weight to it. It’s not heavy at all but it’s also not too light so as to feel like a tinker toy. We like the slight bow of the G1 toward the bottom where the call/end/etc buttons are as it created a nice ergonomic fit when the phone is flipped sideways to expose the QWERTY keyboard. The slide on the screen by the way, is very tight and smooth. It has a great snap to it as you slide it open and closed, and the fact that it doesn’t slide straight up (the slider track on the back of the screen is shaped like “(” rather than “|”) is oddly cool. As for the keyboard there was a lot of concern but we’ll clear it up for you right now. It’s not bad at all - we’d give it a “B”. The keys have good spacing and are positioned perfectly in terms of a conventional keyboard layout (no craziness like having the “Z” directly beneath the “A” on the E71) and they have a good feel as you type. The rubber material catches your fingers well and speed demons will most definitely be able to bang out messages with a vengeance.
Now then, on to Android. We would have loved to sit back, relax and play with it all day but unfortunately we only have a few minute to cruise around and check things out. So far, we like what we see. The OS is blazing fast compared to a few competitive options and it seems to handle multitasking well. Of course the WiFi and T-Mobile networks were completely hosed so we couldn’t do much with the browser or the Android Marketplace (which Mr. Sergey Brin referred to as “the App Store” twice in his short talk!). Towards the end of the event Wi-Fi was a little less strained so we were able to catch a video of Google Maps in action. While it’s really more of a novelty than anything else, the Street View with compass mode is VERY cool. The dude giving the demo got a little excited with compass mode so you aren’t really able to get the full feel as he flailed his hand around, but it essentially places you on a point and lets you move the handset round while the vantage point mimics a person stan由于非常钦佩楼主，不得不说声好！ on the street and looking around.
The other features of Android that we played with were all solid and much more visually pleasing than we were expecting. From all the little basic apps, to finger swipes and motion animations, to third-party app integration - Android has the feel of a seasoned veteran despite the fact that we’re still a month away from the start of its rookie season. As for the near future, it is most definitely not going to fail to impress. Development is going to kick into high gear right out of the gate and unlike the restrictions Apple puts on third-party iPhone developers (no background processes, no access to much of the OS, etc) Android development is going to soar. Long story short, we’re impressed and October 22 can’t get here soon enough. A big shout is in order for T-Mobile as they did a great job of putting the event together. The location was convenient, the venue was great, everything was laid out perfectly and we hear the food was pretty tasty as well. It would have been nice to get our hands on some of it but we were busy beating the Latitude XT into submission…
Return to the Mobile Edition.
Tags: Android, G1, google, hands on, HTC, Street View
众所周知，T-Mobile发布了首款搭载Google Android系统的手机Google G1，采摘了代表性的几个网站的新闻及图片，以飨网友~~~
btw，还是出现了iPhone作为比照:/zk
引自：瘾科技
链接：http://cn.engadget.com/2008/09/23/t-mobile-g1-pics/
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为了让大家明天早上一上瘾科技就有好图看，同时为了听取大家的点评，我们特别罗列了G1新的图集，这个图集下的精彩点评获奖几率比较高哦，大家赶紧上来发表高见吧（图库不断更新中！）：
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