Today, T-Mobile announced the upcoming availability of the T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google (myTouch), a follow-up to the T-Mobile G1, the world’s first Android-powered device. In addition to deep integration of Google services and the latest Android software, T-Mobile has done a number of things to create a unique and individualized experience with this phone.  With the ability to richly customize menus, ... continued »

This evening marks the end of the first day of the Google I/O Dev Conference in San Francisco, CA. We had a pretty exciting day of new information from multiple places, including Palm, Google, and HTC. Here's a brief recap of everything that went down today. continued »

HTC's Magic Android smartphone has landed over at our sibling-site Android Community, and so we've taken the opportunity to throw together a video unboxing and hands-on gallery.  The Magic takes most of the specs from the T-Mobile G1 and slides them into a far sleeker casing, ideal for single-hand use. continued »

myTouch 3G, the QWERTY-keyboardless phone, will run on T-Mobile 3G network. Going on sale now in Europe through Vodafone network, T-Mobile and HTC has not officially confirmed the availability or pricing of the Android powered myTouch 3G (aka "the HTC Magic"). continued »

TmoNews found some surveys that T-Mobile sent out to a few lucky customers. This survey is asking their opinion on potential names for the successor to the T-Mobile G1.  Among the names are Sapphire, Magic, Dream, and others.  They can't keep it simple with the logical succession of G2? Also listed are G3, myTouch 3G with Google, Genius 3G with Google, and ... continued »