The T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream formerly known) is an Internet-enabled smartphone from High Tech Computer Corporation, Taiwan designed. The G1 is the first phone on the market, the Android platform mobile device may be used. [1] [2] The phone is part of an open standards efforts of the Open Handset Alliance. [3] It was released for pre-order on the 23rd by T-Mobile September 2008, and planned for availability in the stores on 22nd October 2008 in the USA. [4] [5] [2] It is the 30th in the UK October 2008 to be issued, and the rest of Europe (at least in Germany, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic) in spring 2009. It is priced at 9 for existing T-Mobile customers if they have purchased with a two-year T-Mobile voice and data plan, and 9 to the Treaty [6]. G1 comes in three colors, brown, black and white. The Android G1 runs on the Android operating system. Most Android software developers write their applications in Java, but since Android can not directly run J2ME applications, they must first built to be a unique non-Java bytecode before it on an Android-powered phone can run. The home screen app on the G1 offers a desktop with shortcut icons similar to Windows Mobile provides the equipment, but gives the user three screens worth of space for storing shortcuts than will fit on one screen. Drag across the screen scrolls between the desktops at home. The G1 comes with a stripped down version of the eLite Chrome Google Chrome … Video Rating: 5.4

Google Gears for Mobile: Power Up your Mobile Web App Andrei Popescu and Charles Wiles (Google) If you have ever tried coding a mobile client application, you have probably noticed that the number of mobile operating systems makes it difficult to build rich applications that run on any device. But what if the developers could deploy applications directly to mobile browsers rather than develop native applications? Google Gears for Mobile is a mobile browser extension for creating rich Internet applications for mobile devices. This session will be how to show Gears for Mobile will be used to develop offline capability into your mobile web applications and how smooth and responsive applications by hiding latency issues create by controlled data caching and storage between sessions. Video Rating: 5.4

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