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Chances are small for you to not be familiar with the T-Mobile G1 up until this moment. The device was obsessively talked about since it first appeared in the spotlight, due to the fact that it’s the first handset based on the Android, the “software platform and operating system for mobile devices, based on the Linux kernel, developed by Google and later the Open Handset Alliance” ( Wikipedia).



The Android-based phone is already commercialized in the United States and in the United Kingdom since last October, but customers from all over the world are waiting quite beside themselves for the release of the T-Mobile G1 in their countries. Designed and developed by Taiwan’s HTC Corp, the smartphone is equipped with a display which is sensitive to touch, a full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi connectivity and the Google applications that people love most, including the search, Google Maps and Gmail.



T-Mobile Chief Executive Hamid Akhavan announced that G1 will be available in several European countries, such as Austria, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic, starting January 30. German people will have to be a little bit patient, as they will be given the chance to purchase the G1 a couple of days later, on February 2, while, by the end of the same month, the highly-anticipated device will be in the Polish territory.

As the sales managed to exceed the expectations of the people from T-Mobile, this step is more than obvious and logical. This means that more and more countries will be privileged in the future with the Android-based phone. Unfortunately, there are no details about the price of the handset in the European countries where the G1 expansion will manifest its effects.

(Source: unwiredview.com)