Google G1 Downloads

The HTC G1 manual clearly states how to download new applications using the icon on the phone that directs users to the Android Market. The big question is how will users be able to download apps directly from third party developers without going through the Android Market.

The US launch of the Blackberry bold has been delayed once again due to OS issues according to the Boy Genius— This comes after AT&T reps were prepared to start device training on October 7th in over 40 cities across the the country. The 3G Blackberry Bold was slated for a release date during the summer months originally but has been delayed several times thus far.

Smell that? Ahhh, the sweet smell of unboxing cellophane.

We know you can't wait to get your hands on the G1. So in the meantime here are some pics to hold you over from the good folks at TmoNews.com

While browsing the web this morning I found a great post on the XDA Developers forum on how to unlock the HTC Touch. The process is fairly easy and the best part is that you do not have to pay to aquire the unlock code. Thanks to Rishi for posting this great thread.

The AT&T Tilt™ is the most comprehensive wireless device on the market today. This device keeps you connected with email text and instant messaging Internet access personal organizer video satellite radio and more all at broadband speeds. Wi-Fi GPS navigation and Push-to-Talk round out the robust features on the newest device from AT&T making the Tilt your ultimate mobile companion.

TV FOR FREE ON YOUR HTC

The Slingbox with SlingPlayer Mobile allows you to view video sources from your home right on your HTC device.

Now you will never have to miss the Steelers stomping on the Brownies again. Just grab that new Touch HD from your holster and with a few flicks of the finger you can be changing the Direct TV receiver from Mother-In-Law's favorite cooking show to your much anticipated GridIron showdown, all while being on the road in the Marriott hundreds of miles away.

Android App Market—
Android’s answer to the App Store on iTunes.

Erick Schonfeld posted an article on TechCrunch.com that gave us some insight on the Android App Market. Here are some apps that he reported as being free that we think are cool.

AnyCut—
Allows you to create shortcuts by using the keys on the phone.

Google dropped the Android 1.0 SDK today.

Developer's everywhere rejoice...

( while breakin out their comfy wrist rests and caffeinated beverages, preparing to work.)

Now that it is out of Beta, developers can get to work. Don't forget to give us first dibs on your cool apps.

Download it here.