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  G1 Android phone may be unable to receive updates

  Users of the first Android phone, the G1, may be unable to get significant future operating-system updates because the phone's internal flash is nearly full.

  By Nancy Gohring | 18 August, 2009 07:28

  Tags: Android, g1, htc dream, mobile phones, smartphones

• T-Mobile G1 v2: New info on next-gen Android device

  We interrupt your steady stream of iPhone rumors to bring you new buzz on that other famous smartphone: the Android-powered T-Mobile G1. While its successor, the T-Mobile G2 (aka HTC Magic) has yet to hit America, there's now talk of a "T-Mobile G1 v2" that could be coming soon to a store near you.

  By JR Raphael | 13 May, 2009 07:48

  Tags: g1, Google Android, htc dream, htc magic, t-mobile

• Android 1.5 'Cupcake' starts arriving on G1s

  The Android 1.5 update for G1 smartphones, dubbed "Cupcake," began arriving on some of the devices over-the-air Thursday, according to G1 owners reporting on blogs and forums.

  By Matt Hamblen | 01 May, 2009 08:31

  Tags: g1, Google Android, t-mobile

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  T-Mobile sales of G1 hit 1 million in first two quarters

  T-Mobile USA sold 1 million G1 smartphones in the first six months since it went on the market, about one-third the number of Apple Inc. iPhones that sold in its first two quarters.

  By Matt Hamblen | 25 April, 2009 08:13

  Tags: Apple, at&t, g1, Google Android, t-mobile

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  Vodafone to sell second HTC Google phone

  High Tech Computer (HTC) unveiled its second Google Android-based smartphone, the HTC Magic, with mobile service provider Vodafone on Tuesday.

  By Dan Nystedt | 18 February, 2009 08:31

  Tags: Android, g1, htc dream, Vodafone

• HTC launches first Android phone in Australia, partners with Optus

  HTC has partnered with Optus to release the first mobile phone in Australia based on Google's Android platform, the Dream.

  By Ross Catanzariti | 04 February, 2009 12:12

  Tags: Android, g1, optus

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  Researcher warns of critical Google bug in G1 phone

  A noted security researcher Monday warned users of T-Mobile's G1 smart phone that a critical vulnerability in Google's Android operating system could be used to hack their phones.

  By Gregg Keizer | 28 October, 2008 08:26

  Tags: g1