Google rolls out rival to iPhone
By Sinead Carew and Yinka Adegoke
NEW YORK (Reuters) - T-Mobile has rolled out Google's answer to the iPhone as the Web search giant makes its biggest stab yet at leaping from consumers' computers into their pockets with a device cheaper than rival Apple offers.
The widely-anticipated G1 phone, introduced on Tuesday made by HTC Corp , has a touch-sensitive screen, a computer-like keyboard, Wi-Fi connections and uses Google's new Android operating system.
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