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Google Android Dev Phone 1

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http://www.lowtek.ca – I’m stoked – I’ve got a G1!  This is actually a Google Android Dev Phone 1 that I purchased second hand from a friend.  Back in January 2009 I had a chance to play around with one of these while in Ca (General)

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Submitted by dalinux on 03/21/2010 – Made popular on 03/21/2010

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