Well its now official. Some of the new features that were unveiled were G1 has push Gmail with Google Talk presence. No 3.5mm headphone jack. Jump on to T-Mobile G1 website for more.

The G1

The first official product shot of the G1 Android phonewas posted over @ engadgetmobile.com

Specs Uncovered by tmonews.com

Size–4.6 x 2.16 x 0.63 in
Weight–5.6 ounces
Display–65K color screen, HVGA (480×320)
Talk Time–5 hours
Standby Time–130 hours
GPS is confirmed.
3.1 mp camera. No video capture.
No stereo bluetooth.

One-click Google search and easy access to all Google Applications – Quick and easy access to the Internet in one click. One touch access to Google applications:
Maps (including satellite, traffic and street views)
Gmail
YouTube
Calendar
Google Talk

What do u guys think. I am disappointed by the lack of stereo bluetooth.

T-Mobile goes live with G1 website and in case you have forgotten G1 is going to be unveiled @ 10:30AM tomorrow morning @ New York. Cant Wait

Source : engadgetmobile.com

Well we heard that the iphone will sell for $199 too, so I wouldnt hold my breath just yet. But if The Wall Street Journal is anything to go by then we might get an Android device for $199 and it would require you to have a service contract with T-Mobile USA.

Source : online.wsj.com

T-Mobile will be unveiling its first Android handset at a press event in New York City on September 23. Finally we will get to see the real device in action in a few more days

We have some gr8 HTC Dream pics, check out more of the spy shot pics over @ engadget.com

HTC Dream, widely believed to be the world’s first Android handset is longer and wider than the iphone. Though the thickness is not compared here it should be more thatn the iphone coz of the hardware keyboard.

Here’s how the smartphones compare:
* HTC Dream: 115 x 55-mm
* iPhone 3G: 115.2-mm x 62.1-mm
* Xperia X1: 110.5 x 52.6-mm
* HTC Touch Pro: 102 x 51-mm

Source : engadgetmobile.com

HTC’s Android-based Dream phone may not support push-based work mail or ship as soon as expected, according to electronista.com. The device only supports push e-mail through Google’s own Gmail service and that support for Microsoft’s Exchange service isn’t known at the moment.

The phone may take advantage of Google’s dominance of web advertising to lower the cost of the device; those who volunteer to allow ads on their phone may see discounts either on the initial cost of the device or for their monthly subscription fees. These customers will see ads that are based not only on interests revealed through apps but also through the phone’s location. They also suggest the handset may not be available until near the Thanksgiving in November.

Source : electronista.com

The long rumored HTC Dream aka “The Googlephone” or “The Gphone” received FCC approval. The handset is listed as type, “Dream’ with a model of “DREA100″ it also appears with a WiFi Interoperability Certificate touting 802.11b/g WiFi. If indeed this is the long awaited Android phone, then T-Mobile, HTC, and Google are free to announce in September with an October launch as originally planned.
Source : engadgetmobile.com

T-Mobile will be the first carrier to offer a mobile phone powered by Google’s Android. The phone’s release date depends on how soon the FCC certifies that the Google software and the HTC phone meet network standards. Executives at all three companies are hoping to announce the phone in September. The deal is expected to be exclusive making it the only Android phone available in the US this year.

Source : nytimes.com