T-Mobile spreads Android joy across Europe

By on January 20, 2009 in Devices

The following countries are about to get access to the T-Mobile G1:

* Czech Republic
* Austria
* Netherlands
* Germany
* Poland

Have we got any readers from those countries who’re going to go and pick one up?

(via Reuters)

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  • http://www.sprxmobile.com Raimo van der Klein

    The dutch market is looking forward to it! We just had an amazing Android dev camp(www.androiddevcamp.nl) in Amsterdam with 250 people attending. The belief in the platform is increasing compared to half a year ago. Not sure how sales of the device will be.

    Personally I am using the G1 since begin November and it is the first time since the N6600 that I don't use a symbian device… That says alot.. Very happy!

  • http://www.sprxmobile.com Raimo van der Klein

    The dutch market is looking forward to it! We just had an amazing Android dev camp(www.androiddevcamp.nl) in Amsterdam with 250 people attending. The belief in the platform is increasing compared to half a year ago. Not sure how sales of the device will be.

    Personally I am using the G1 since begin November and it is the first time since the N6600 that I don't use a symbian device… That says alot.. Very happy!

  • Patryk

    Poland here, I can't afford getting one (rather tight student budget, plus I'd rather go for S60 or even WinMo Pro), though I can check the pre-launch hype and the launch itself. I'm not sure about the phone's name here though – we still have Era instead of T-mobile, though rebranding's supposed to happen soon.

  • Patryk

    Poland here, I can't afford getting one (rather tight student budget, plus I'd rather go for S60 or even WinMo Pro), though I can check the pre-launch hype and the launch itself. I'm not sure about the phone's name here though – we still have Era instead of T-mobile, though rebranding's supposed to happen soon.

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