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A throwback comparison of the Samsung Galaxy S7 vs the FIRST Android Smartphone: The HTC Dream/T-Mobile G1. Please leave a like, comment and subscribe if you enjoyed the video.
That would end up being a huge deal for HTC, which largely built phones carrying other brand names. The G1 smartphone would help catapult the HTC brand into the public eye. The first Android phone took a year to get right. Chou sent around 50 HTC engineers to live in Mountain View, California, so they could work alongside Google’s team.
Come September 23 rd, 2008, The HTC Dream or T-Mobile G1 was released to the world. When you think about it, this phone was the first Nexus phone, the precursor of the now Google Pixel handsets. It came with pure stock Android, and Google was directly involved in making its software from the ground up.
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If you looking for an opportunity to score a cheap Android smartphone with full QWERTY keyboard, you may want to check out the HTC G1. This very first Android phone that opened the next generation of mobile devices in 2008 is available today at a cheap price from third party vendors.
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