Monday, 19 November 2018

The first Android phone


Finally, in September 2008, T-Mobile announced the T-Mobile G1, the first smartphone based on Android. About a month later, Google released the Android 1.0 source code under the Apache license.

Image Source: Cnet.com

It then became available to anyone, and it’s because of this that we are able to flash custom ROMs on our Android devices today.

Source: androidpit.com
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