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No More Hardware Players from Slacker
Slacker's G2 player was pretty cool, but hardware from an online music service always seemed odd—especially when Slacker and Pandora apps are available for BlackBerries and the iPhone. So I'm not surprised that they're exiting the hardware biz. More »T-Mobile UK's Calling the HTC Hero the G2
T-Mobile myTouch 3G Gets Official, Preorders Start July 8
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HTC and Google are getting closer to perfection with the new Android G2, the HTC Magic. Nice finish, great form factor. Check out our video, including the obligatory comparison with Apple's iPhone, and hands-on impressions: More »Android G2: HTC Magic Officially Announced
Vodafone has taken the HTC Magic out of their big red hats in their MWC 2009 press conference. The rumors were true: You can see the fabled Android G2 from every angle after the jump. More »HTC Magic, The Fabled Android G2, Looks Like It's Headed to Vodafone in Europe
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Trying to capitalize on the current buzz around the HTC/T-Mobile Android G1, a wholalotlot fake Android G2 phones are popping everywhere. Some of them even come with fake screens that include Mac OS X widgets. More »Android G2 Photos: Thinner and No Keyboard
Here they are: Alleged spy photos of the second generation Android cellphone, the thinner, shinier, and totally lickable T-Mobile G2 made by HTC. It has no keyboard and its back looks oh-so-soap-bar-smooth: More »Lightweight Sony Vaio G2 Has Drip-Proof Keyboard and SSD