T-Mobile removed the limitation for Google phone by kristina leskova

Do you know how it would be to exist without mobile phones? Imagine that you could call your friends only from call box or by a phone which is placed at your home. Think about it, how it would be if there were no SMS, no MMS and other services that provide mobile operators. For me this is unimaginable. I do not need the newest type of mobile phone like iPhone or Google phone, but I use my mobile very often, because it help me in many things. I can arrange some meeting very quickly, I can communicate with people from other countries (mostly per SMS, because calling is too expensive), I can share videos, music and pictures with my friends and there are still more possibilities that I do not use. Many people want to own a mobile phone that is well equipped. That means that this kind of mobile phone has a wireless access to internet, GPS, touch display etc. Many people bought the newest iPhone from Apple, but there are still some disadvantages that users do not like. The biggest competition of iPhone should be a mobile phone from Google called G1. This phone uses software from Google, it has a big touch display, keyboard that you can eject, and you can use Google map, Google browser and other Google applications. T-Mobile in USA said that G1 should be available after October 22. T-Mobile wanted to limit the future users of this phone by maximum data transfer. It would be only 1GB per month. But there are users who operate with online videos and pictures daily and they could exceed this limit very quickly. So T-Mobile decided to remove the limit, because they want to provide high-speed data service in their 3G network.

related story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080925/ap_on_hi_te/tec_t_mobile_google_phone;_ylt=AvplaGVkjHNDth0mhSJbtf6s0NUE

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