Google founders Larry Page (left) and Sergey Brin show off the G1 cellphone yesterday in New York.
(Jacob Silberberg/Reuters)
Google makes its move on smartphones
Web company, T-Mobile take on industry stalwarts with G1
Google founders Larry Page (left) and Sergey Brin show off the G1 cellphone yesterday in New York.
(Jacob Silberberg/Reuters)
NEW YORK - Google isn't just for Web browsing any more. The giant Internet search service yesterday joined with cellular carrier T-Mobile USA to unveil the first cellphone based on Google software. It's an aggressive bid to pry open the market for advanced wireless smartphones. (Full article: 778 words)
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