T-Mobile and Google just announced the first-ever handset with Google’s new Android operating system. Called the T-Mobile G1, it has both full touch-screen functionality, a QWERTY keyboard, a trackball for one-handed navigation, plus access to mobile Web applications like Google Maps Street View, Gmail, YouTube, and much more Google. The G1 is available for pre-order now in the U.S.

Android offers full Google integration, which is a key concept in today’s age of Google domination, and its touch-screen capabilities mean Apple isn’t the only other major company doing something unique in the market. Countless times, companies have ignored Google and let it slip into a market, only to learn when it’s too late that it’s the leader.

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Consumers do not want always choose sides between digital downloads and physical media, so some content makers are calling a truce.

Blu-ray Disc’s longevity as a physical format or downloads… no war anymoree:  they focused on how the two together can benefit consumers and content makers alike. The only way to attract even more attention and popularity than ever.

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