Is it absolutely confirmed this will be an Android device?

The screenshot looks more WinMo than Android, with the menu bar and those hardware buttons.

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wondering how push email, etc works with a pay-as-you-go … still, looks pretty shiny

Nice progress for T-mobile. What’s good for Android is bad for iphone and WinMo

At Last – a pay-as-you-go droid – Brilliant

Now all I really need is a DEAF TARIFF

Nine million people in the UK (15% of the population) suffer from permanent, disabling hearing loss.

The estimated demographic figure has ranged from 22 million deaf and hard of hearing to as high as 36 million deaf and hard of hearing worldwide. Of these, only a few million are considered “deaf” and the remainder are hard of hearing but cannot use a phone.

for 30 years this group has had to PAY for Unused “Call Time” and I for one is sick of it.

Surely for a majority of us that really dislike phones wishes a network would provide a worldwide backbone for these data only services.

A revolution is taking place in the mobile device market – Smart phones like the Pulse – Hero and other Google / ANDROID phones will be introduced later in the year are truly open source – this means the software is free – and thousands of developers are busy creating useful applications that would truly enrich our lives – live email – instant messengers – Live Subtitles – video on demand ….

I want to hear from DEAF Users – (especially the angry ones that are fed up with the way DEAF users are treated) by phone networks. Call centres – paying out every month for hundreds of so called “FREE TALK TIME”.

Well I have had enough of 25 years of FREE TALK TIME I CANNOT USE.

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Yes, that’s Android. You can tell by the top task bar. That’s definitely Android. And the main clock in the center. That’s pretty much standard. As for the bottom, it’s just a skin on the deck that slides up. This is also standard for any current Android device that uses a skinning application, like OpenHome. Mine looks alot like the Palm Pre at the moment, but I might change that today.

No wifi? I’m guessing that’s how they’ll make sure you keep buying service every month. Otherwise you could get yourself a cheap stand alone device here.

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The first pay-as-you-go in UK, no the first pay-as-you-go Android.

You can buy pay-as-you-go Magic, Dream and Galaxy in Italy.

Hi Martyn,
I am hard of hearing (hearing aid) and would love such a tariff, especially for worldwide data plan.

What were you proposing to do to get the deaf tariff going?

When is this phone available?

The ‘deaf tariff’ exists already. Get a 3G dongle and put the sim in your handset. You can’t do voice calls but you can text and use data.

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Both WiFi and Bluetooth are supported

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I have a question, is an android phone kinda like the iphone? (seen here: http://www.computersncs.com/rd_p?p=191614&t=9544&a=29670-siphone&gift=29670)

What does it mean when it is called an “android” phone?

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Just wondering, but does using the Text Telephone service go out of your ‘Call Time’?!

[...] marks an Android first: the launch of the T-Mobile Pulse – the first PAYG Android device on the [...]

[...] Pulse handset is on its way to T-Mobile UK, and with it will come a pay-as-you-go option. The handset itself runs Android 1.5, making the Pulse the first Android handset on any carrier [...]

Oh Steve you better get ready! The Android open-source train is screaming down the rails and the iPretentiousDevice has a HUGE target on its back. I really feel bad for Apple in may ways, they are seemingly the dork little guy being boxed out on the OS, Web, and now mobile front, by two huge, football playing jocks that keep stuffing them in their locker after 3rd period gym class.

MS and the Big G are essentially lying in waiting for Apple to drop the soap… I digress.

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No, Android phones are not yet available from sleazy, rip off hucksters.

Android phone means there is a little robot inside.

Hi all…
I am playing games on pc and i like to more about mobile…
I like this article because it’s about mobile phones…

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We can expect to see many more pay as you go handsets from T-Mobile

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[...] Announced almost exactly one month ago, the world’s first “affordable” Android phone, the Pulse, is now available via T-Mobile UK. [...]

This is really amazing – very good phone for really good price! you wont go wrong with it

wont mind buying this phone – when is it out

Great phone. Would like a better camera spec though as i think nokia give good value for money in this areas. I know a camera isn’t everything but 3.2 mega pixel is pretty standard. Not amazed by other features either!

Great price for such a great phone. News about this type is really resounding.

I have acne on my face and back, how can i get rid of it easily without using much money? I’ve been trying to find cheap things to clear the acne on my face at least, but nothing really seems to work, can anyone help me clear the acne on my face, without using much money, and it would help if something could clear the acne on my back too. Thanks!

HELP ME, I have a huge pipmple and I need for it to go away before I go to school on monday, I use BareEscentials. Is there a faster way to get rid of a pimple or zit rather. Thanks AND HURRY!!!

Probably the worst phone I’ve owned.