My Journey (American Journey) Presented By The T-Mobile® myTouch™ 3G

My Journey My Touch snapvoip.blogspot.com
More than what I love about this country is, traveling the country. I have traveled across the country twice, by car and continue to visit National and State parks, (an American ingenuity which is coming to play in even developing countries). At least twice a year, I take two, two weeks to enjoy the country, with plenty of long weekends thrown into to visit places nearby.
So when I saw the post about creating and sharing videos of your memorable American journeys, I was really elated. I saw already many a videos and you have less than one week to to submit a video about your favorite American spot or trip. (Entries are due by October 25, 2009.)
If love of the country and traveling is not enough to encourage to submita video, this might

The YouTube community will then decide who earns a seven-day travel reporting assignment in San Francisco, as well as a feature on LonelyPlanet's website and YouTube channel. The winning videographer will also receive video equipment and advice from the Lonely Planet team on how to take his or her reporting skills to the next level.

 You can submit your videos at LonelyPlanet. My Journey is presented by The T-Mobile® myTouch™ 3G.
Travel Videos of American Journeys: 

Pay As You Go Android Phone "Pulse" From T-Mobile UK

Huawei Pulse 8220 Android handset

What it seems like to be the first Pay-As-You-Go Android phone has been announced by T-Mobile.
The phone is an Android based PULSE from Huawei. The phone is an impressive with a 3.5″ HVGA touchscreen display with auto-rotation, the biggest display so far on an Android phone, a 3.2-megapixel camera and a TeleNav-powered GPS,a trackball, 2GB internal memory and a micro SD card slot for storing media.
Here is specs according to T-Mobile;
Dimensions         (LxWxH): 135 x 62.5 x 13.6 mm
Weight:         135 g
Standby:         Up to 300 hours
Talk time:         Up to 210 minutes
GSM frequency band (MHz): Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900)
UMTS:             Yes
HSDPA:             Yes (up to 7.2 Mbit/s)
HSUPA:             Yes (up to 2.0 Mbit/s)
GPRS/EDGE:         Class 10/class 10
Display:         TFT color display, 480 x 320 pixels, 16 million colors
Camera:         3.2 megapixels
Processor:         Qualcomm 7200A 528 MHz
Internal memory: 256 MB flash memory
Maximum memory expansion: 16 GB
Operating system: Android 1.5
MMS:             Yes
E-mail:         SMTP, POP3, IMAP4
Connectivity:     USB, Bluetooth, WLAN
SAR value:         0.72 W/kg
Special features: Supports MyCommunity and media center, Google applications
Package includes: T-Mobile Pulse, USB cable, 3.5 mm audio adapter, headset, charger, case,
CD-ROM, 2 GB MicroSD memory card, battery cover black and white
T-Mobile has announced that the phone will be available across the markets but the price is yet to be decided. The UK version costs £180.
T-Mobile My Touch 3G, released last month seems to be a hit among Android users. I think the tv ads are helping too.
T-Mobile Press release

T-Mobile My Touch 3G Unboxed!

T-Mobile My Touch 3G
People a Engadget have unboxed (more like unzipped as T-Mobile have gone with new packaging) a T-Mobile MyTouch 3G and seems it is still not much different from HTC Magic that many have come to love.
The phone comes with Android 1.5.
Above is the opening image of engadgets gallery of photos of unzipping T-Mobile MyTouch 3G.

Tags: Android 1.5, HTC Magic, T-Mobile My Touch 3G, engadget