When will you be able to buy T-Mobile's G1 phone? How much will it cost? We answer all your questions about the T-Mobile G1 with Google in this FAQ.

PC World breaks down all the biggest questions and answers surrounding the new Android phone from T-Mobile and Google.

Google and T-Mobile finally took the wraps off the T-Mobile G1, the first phone to use the Internet giant's Android operating system. The phone, the first of several to come, crystallizes Google's ambition to create an open mobile environment that gives users...

CNET.com.au's UK colleagues got their hands on the T-Mobile G1, the first commercially available phone to run Google's Android platform. Check out our photo gallery for a closer look.

Turn off the rumor mills, pull down the mocked-up artwork, and say goodbye to the blogger speculation. Google and T-Mobile's G1, the first mobile phone built around Google's open-source, Linux-based Android platform, is officially a product.

Gearlog is hosting a live blog of the launch of the T-Mobile G1 in New York. The phone is the first to use the Google Android operating system.

Google and T-Mobile today unveiled their much-anticipated G1 mobile phone, their answer to Apple's iPhone. The new T-Mobile G1 is expected to vigorously compete with Apple's iPhone when it hits store shelves on October 22 for high-end smart phone users who count on their mobiles nearly as much as they do their PCs for Internet access. [More]

T-Mobile on Tuesday gave the world a sneak peak of the highly anticipated, first-ever Android-powered mobile phone. Dubbed the T-Mobile G1, the phone touts touchscreen functionality, a QWERTY keyboard, and a Google-centric mobile Web experience.

Google Inc. and T-Mobile USA today unveiled the highly anticipated smart-phone G1, the first in the industry to be based on Android, Google's operating system for mobile phones. Currently available for T-Mobile customers only, the T-Mobile G1 combines full touch-screen functionality and a QWERTY keyboard with a mobile Web experience that includes popular Google services such as Google Maps ...

Finally Apple gets some serious competition with T-Mobile’s G1. Here is how the two stack up against each other.