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Old 09-24-2008, 05:19 AM   #3
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There are no devices which use the operating system yet, are there? Seems a little premature to expect application support.

If it does prove to be a commercial success, I'd expect to see a version of the MobiPocket Reader for it. Mobi already have a Java version of their reader, so it should be relatively straightforward to port it to Android.
Actually T-Mobile US has launched one , The T-mobile G1.

Its made by HTC, and will be in US customers hands by the 22 of October and probably be introduced in other markets in a few months.
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