Android 4.1 has been ported to the original Android phone, the HTC G1. Age and underpowered specs weren’t enough to stop the hacking group SoCal Devs from hacking together a semi-operational ...

HTC decided to play a more conservative role with the design of the G1, which, if you ask me, is bland if not bordering on boring. It is blocky and thick to accommodate the QWERTY keyboard.

A company has come up with a cool-looking new application that uses the HTC G1’s GPS and compass features to display relevant nearby entertainment locations throughout the UK. Another called ...

To show what they are capable of, custom ROM developers have ported the Android 4.0 ASOP to G1, which is a pretty amazing feat, considering that it’s a 3 years old phone with very old hardware.

Still, the effort to get the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) version of Android 4.0 ported to the grandaddy of all Android devices, the HTC G1, has warmed our hearts tonight.

The G1 was almost completely un-branded as an HTC phone. Instead, HTC gave over control of the UI to Google to ship a completely “stock” version of Android OS 1.0 (later given an over-the-air ...

The T-Mobile HTC G1 phone powered by the new Google Android has not been a major success like people thought it would be, the hype and build up to this smartphone was immense and all we need is ...

Just minutes ago, an insider involved with the development of Android confirmed to us that the HTC Dream will set you back just $200 bucks after contract. While they weren’t able to provide a ...

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The Asian region will soon be able to get hold of the HTC G1 legally, with Singtel and Optus networks offering it in Singapore and Australia, respectively. There is no word on pricing from HTC’s side ...

LAS VEGAS — About five months after HTC G1, the first Google Android operating system based device, made its debut, HTC is ready to roll out its second Android phone. Called the HTC Magic ...

Sep 23, 2008 Today HTC, T-Mobile and Google announced the first phone running the Android platform, the G1. The G1 has a touch screen that swivels out to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard.