TMobile G2 Hands On Review
After months of waiting, finally we got TMobile G2 in our hand!
We know for sure that this is Google phone, because the box is full of Google logo, Google apps logo, and all Google apps are preinstalled on the machine. Check out the screenshot on the gallery below.
At this moment, we’re uploading the unboxing video to Youtube. So stay tune, it should be up in about an hour!
[UPDATE] Holy smokes, this thing is FAST. The booting time is between 10-12 seconds, and on average we get 6-7Mbps download speed. Check it out on the gallery below.
G2 4G speed
[UPDATE] Unboxing video uploaded, check it below – or watch it on Youtube
[UPDATE] TMobile G2 multitouch capability is better than Nexus One. It doesn’t exhibit axis-pointer issue that Nexus One had. Using app called Multitouch Test and Multitouch Visualizer , we can also see that TMobile G2 can register up to 4 points. Sadly the Samsung Galaxy phones can do five finger, but four is definitely better than two that Nexus One and the original Droid has.
Four multitouch points on TMobile G2
No Multitouch Problem on TMobile G2
[UPDATE] Benchmark Result using Qadrant. Behold the new king?
TMobile G2 Quadrant Benchmark Result
Linpack for Android Benchmark result
Gallery
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- T-Mobile G2
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- G2 3D Launcher
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- G2 google apps on home screen
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- G2 4G speed
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- Four multitouch points on TMobile G2
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- No Multitouch Problem on TMobile G2
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- TMobile G2 Quadrant Benchmark Result
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- Linpack for Android Benchmark result
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Are you in an HSPA+ area??? Those numbers for 3G are pretty good, but last night I tested my Vibrant for curiosity and I was getting a constant 5700-6200 download and 1200-1400 upload in a HSPA+ area. I'll snap a pic of it and link to it if people are doubtful. It seems that if this is a HSPA+ phone it should be pulling a lot more speed then that.
my speeds on a G2 in Portland HSPA seem low. 4700 kbps down 2900 up.
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