Something tells me this is the iPhone competitor Apple will be looking at most closely.
… how does this one stack up against the one and only iPhone? It doesn’t have quite the finish of the iPhone (both in terms of hardware or user interface), but it comes pretty damn close. (John Biggs at CrunchGear calls it “almost perfect”). And more importantly, it matches the iPhone on many fronts. It’s got GPS, WiFi, a touchscreen, an accelerometer, a camera, Gmail, Google Maps, a Webkit-based browser (just like Safari on the iPhone), and an App market.
The first Android phone even has some things that the iPhone doesn’t, like …
Touching The Android: It’s No iPhone, But It’s Close – TechCrunch
In the States it’s only available on a crappy network, T-Mobile.
