Google’s first mobile phone has hit the market, being partnered up with T-Mobile. In the old pictures that were previewing this product, people thought that the phone looked very “fat” and big, but that is exactly not true.

The G1 Android is a perfect hand/palm fit and it is just plain comfortable. It also comes with the stylus to use it on the 3.2 inch touchscreen. The most powerful part of this Google phone is the features it has to offer, because after all, it is Google. One main feature I will mention is browsing the web, which offers the “feel like home” moment, the same as when you go to your Google homepage on your desktop or laptop. It is just plain, beautiful and fast browsing. G1 comes with a 3 MP camera.

Some negatives aspects are the inability to record videos (something that any high-tech device should be able to do these days) and also the inability to play flash videos. Google has promised to keep this product updated, so don’t throw it just yet if you do not like it as it will get better, or so at least they promise. If not, I guess just wait for G2? There are also other features such as the music-player, where you can actually go to the music marketplace and buy music (currently available only in United States, but soon in other countries). G1 comes with the a navigation software named BreadCrumbz, much like the Google maps we know with all street-view pictures being included.

There are many more small details that this G1 Android developed by Google does, and most of them have to do with the Internet browsing. Google does surprise us in the end with their new line of a very good product, but not the best.