HTC G1 Google mobile in comparison with iPhone
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Apple should sure be proud. iPhone is slowly becoming the benchmark for hi-tech handsets. After Nokia N96, it is now the turn of HTC T-Mobile, Google’s Android to be compared to the iPhone.
Features of HTC T-Mobile G1:
Multimedia – Audio, photo taking and storing, games, applications
Internet/Software – Wi-fi, web browser, Android applications, YouTube, GPS, personal email
Input Method – Touch screen (not multi-touch), QWERTY keyboard, trackball
Memory – 1GB, microSD (expandable to 8GB)
Display Size (diagonal) – 3.17 inches
Dimensions – 4.60 X 2.16 X 0.62
Connectivity – Bluetooth, External USB
Battery life – 130 hours standby, 5 hours talk time
Carrier – T mobile
Camera – 3 MP
Colours – White, brown, black
Features of iPhone 3G (8GB):
Multimedia – Audio, Video, photo taking and storing, games, applications
Internet/Software – Wi-fi, web browser, Apps store, YouTube, GPS, personal email, Exchange
Input Method – Multi-touch Touch screen
Memory – 8GB
Display Size (diagonal) – 3.5 inches
Dimensions – 4.50 X 2.4 X 0.48
Connectivity – USB, 3.55mm (standard) headphone jack, Bluetooth
Battery life – 300 hours standby, 5 hours talk time
Carrier – AT&T
Camera – 2 MP
Colours – White, black
Specifications-wise, the iPhone 3G beats G1. But who out performs the other in the market remains to be seen.
Via: wired.com
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2 queries:
Do IPhone and G1 (Google Phone) have stereo sound and if we can synchronize their contacts etc with PC as we do for Nokia smartphones?
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Thanx.
Both phones dont have stereo speakers but have stereo headphones .
For transferring contacts contacts you can use mobileme for iphone
Its not clear about G1
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thank you varun.
But I asked if they’ve stereo sound (did not ask about stereo speakers/headphones).
But, I assume that since they’ve stereo headphones, they must be outputting stereo sound also (though it is not 100% of a rule).
Does IPhone only transfers contacts? Does it not synchronize with Outlook modules (like Notes, Tasks, Calendar etc) and briefcase (as nokia phones do)?