T-Mobile myTouch 3G is the follow-up of the first smartphone running on the Google Android operating system, T-Mobile G1. The telecommunication company announced its availability for pre-orders starting in less than 16 days.
If the first Android-powered phone was focused on delivering several Google applications in one handset, the T-Mobile myTouch 3G adds multiple customization options including wallpapers, menus, icons, themes and applications available at the Android Market, the place where you can also find games, social networks and others.
The smartphone designed by HTC comes in black, white and merlot, but you have the possibility to apply skins and customize its exterior as well as the internal features.
It seems that all of these customization options are meant to create a more personal relationship between the user and his/her cell phone.
New applications include Geodelic’s Sherpa, based on the GENIE system that automatically learns from user’s feedback and recommends the most appropriate restaurants, retailers and attractions.
Other applications brought by the new T-Mobile myTouch 3G to the US customers include the popular Google Search by voice, Google Maps with Street View, YouTube, Picasa and Google Talk.
The handset sports a 3.2-inch HVGA touchscreen display and also features automatic portrait-to-landscape mode switching, a built-in 3.2MP camera with video recording, music player, 4GB microSD memory card and Wi-Fi connectivity.
If you are ready to purchase it you can pre-order it starting July 8 for $199.99, together with a 2-year agreement. In case you want to test it first you need to wait until August, when it will be available in stores.
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