T-Mobile to put option a Google Android in every home

T-Mobile is preparation on invading your life way in 2010 with a new family device that runs on Google’s Android operating organization. A piece in the New York Times reveals that T-Mobile is developing a cordless earphone and base station that has a 7-in touchscreen, and no physical keyboard:

"Its pill-size earphone gimmick resembles a small laptop without a keyboard and has a 7-inch touch screen… The phone will plug into a moorage post and come with another device that handles information synchronisation as it recharges the earphone’s assault and battery."

As we understand it, the touchscreen part of the device would human action as a kind of base post and charger for a cordless French telephone. Presumably, you’d be able to shuffle VoIP calls on the handset, much like you tin with the Hub Phone on the BT Home Hub.

Through the touchscreen you’d be able to checkout on a figure of things such as weather and dealings reports via a radio internet connection. It would also allow for the managing of data across a diverseness of devices in the dwelling. All of this sounds similar to O2’s Joggler digital pin gameboard which is available to bargain now, save that it doesn’t come with a handset attached and doesn’t tally on Android.

It would be pretty sweet if you could download apps from the Android Marketplace and customise the device with apps such as Steamy Window or Google Maps Streetview. This could be really huge so we’ll definitely be retention an oculus on it.