First look: G1

A first look at T-Mobile's G1 Android phone.

T-Mobile G1: Keyboard: In a browser window, a user can drag a small box around the Web site and the content behind the box is magnified for easier viewing on the small screen. The phone, which the executives referred to as "G1 with Google", features many Google applications, including Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, Flickr and GTalk. It is also integrated with the Amazon MP3 store, allowing users to easily buy digital music, and features the Android store where users can browse and buy new applications. The phone also includes a dedicated search button. When users press it, a Google search bar pops up on the screen.

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