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2 years too late to claim this phone is revolutionary. Copycats are not revolutionary anywhere. Being that said, it’s great to see that Apple might have some competition…. but the video shows a 3d render of a phone, Apple’s tv spots show a real hand using a real phone. Big difference.

Does it claim to have multi-touch? T-Mobile is still under CDMA, right?

Still skeptical about Google’s phone.. but they’re kinda convincing me to tryout their browser… so, who knows!

Comment by Santi Siri — September 23, 2008 @ 1:40 pm

@Santi Siri This phone solves the syncing problem better than Apple & certainly for a much lower cost (free!).

Your contacts/email/appointments move across computer & cell phone with every update.

Copy & Paste is solved.

There is 3.5G coverage & GPS built in as well as open standards for applications, so before you know it, you can video conference from your G1 over the net to friends in Argentina, Europe or Asia.

Improved maps with a compass, walking directions & streetview definitely do not hurt either.

This phone matches or exceeds the iPhone in everything except storage, which you can pay extra for.

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