In late 2008, the T-Mobile G-1 with Google was released, and for the first time users were able to get a look at the Android operating system. Recently, T-Mobile released its second Android OS smartphone, the Google Ion (also known as the HTC Magic). The Ion improves greatly on the G-1’s design and comes with the updated version of Android which is ready for T-Mobile’s 3G network.
With the growing popularity of smartphone technology, and the ever-increasing demand for greater functionality people have for their mobile devices, it is not only the devices themselves that must adapt, but the networks they operate on as well. One of the fastest growing network types is 3G, which is short for third generation.
Touchscreen phones are everywhere these days. The simple interface of a touchscreen makes sorting photos, navigating web pages, selecting cell phone options and even into a series of easy gestures instead of fumbling around a standard keypad. Because of their popularity, there are an ever-increasing variety of them, and it can be hard for customers to know what they should be looking for in a phone. Here are some things to consider when buying a touchscreen phone:
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