T-Mobile shares some Android statistics, will soon support carrier billing
While other carriers might finally be dipping their toes in the Android water this month, T-Mobile has been in this game for a long time. They got their first Android phone (the G1) out last October, and managed to launch two more (the myTouch and the CLIQ) within the year. It makes sense, then, that they’re the first to pipe up with some usage details. T-Mobile today shared a few interesting Android statistics, and announced a number of ways they’d be increasing their support for the Android Market. All of the details T-Mobile shared involve the T-Mobile myTouch specifically – it is, after all, their flagship Android phone. It would have been nice to get some more general …
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