Tag: TMobile G1

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Despite recession, U.S. smartphone market is growing: Study

Published: March 5, 2009

Smartphones represented 23 percent of all handset sales to U.S. consumers in the fourth quarter of 2008, compared to just 12 percent in the previous quarter.

Guitar Hero mobile game launches on Android

Published: March 5, 2009

The Guitar Hero World Tour Mobile game is now available for handsets running on Google's Android open-source software platform, including HTC's T-Mobile G1 phone.

Google adds new AdWords options for iPhone, G1

Published: December 9, 2008

Google is expanding the functionality of AdWords to help its mobile advertising clients target and reach smartphone consumers.

Kia Motors America breaks mobile ad campaign

Published: November 25, 2008

Kia Motors America has launched a mobile advertising campaign as the inaugural brand sponsor of imeem's new social music application for Google's Android mobile operating system.

Adoption of smartphones drives mobile search usage: Study

Published: November 14, 2008

The popularity of Apple's iPhone, RIM's BlackBerry, the T-Mobile G1 and other smartphones is driving an increase in mobile local search activity -- a huge opportunity for marketers.

T-Mobile taps AOL's Platform-A for billion-impression ad campaign

Published: November 11, 2008

T-Mobile USA tapped AOL's Platform-A for a billion-impression Web advertising campaign during a two-day period, Nov. 10 and 11.

In-app ads next frontier for mobile marketers: ad:tech panel

Published: November 7, 2008

NEW YORK -- While the in-application advertising market is still nascent, it is poised to offer a variety of lucrative opportunities for marketers.

Location Based Technologies debuts PocketFinder

Published: October 2, 2008

Location Based Technologies has launched the PocketFinder service for Google Android-based smartphones worldwide.

T-Mobile to launch Android-powered G1 handset

Published: September 24, 2008

After much anticipation from the mobile industry, T-Mobile has officially announced that it will release the first Google Android-powered handset on Oct. 22.