- Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos
- Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – T-Mobile G1
- Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – I, Rubin, Father of Android
- Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – Introducing the G1
- Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – Searching on G1
- Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – What Search Looks Like on the G1
- Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – G1 Side Profile
Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos

Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – T-Mobile G1

If it looks like a gaming logo don’t fret. The G1 is primed to be fun for consumers much the way Apple’s iPhone was. What do you think about the device’s brand logo?
Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – I, Rubin, Father of Android

Andy Rubin, senior director of mobile platforms for Google, joined Google in 2005 to create the Android mobile operating system, a complete Linux stack that Google was highly secretive about until it was unveiled in November 2007. Rubin, a lover of mobile gadgets, created the popular Sidekick for T-Mobile.
Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – Introducing the G1

The phone features a very Google-y interface, but the true winner is in the navigation and accessibility. The G1 boasts an iPhone-like touch-screen, a slide-out keyboard and a track ball for your Web surfing pleasure.
Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – Searching on G1

Google co-founders told Rubin and his team they wanted blazing-fast search no one in the mobile and wireless industry had yet seen. The G1 features one-click search …
Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – What Search Looks Like on the G1

Here is what Google search results look like on the G1.
Google, T-Mobile G1 Official Photos – G1 Side Profile

You don’t need the keyboard or the track ball to access a G1. Here it is in touch-screen mode.


