Android's first eight classic phones

Like most things in the world, Android didn't start well. To drive the system forward, major manufacturers have spent a lot of money on software upgrading and hardware experimentation, and early operators Verizon has invested heavily in marketing costs. Because of this, a group of extraordinary smartphones can appear in front of us. Of course, in today's mainstream smartphone multi-core, big screen standards, they are simply antiques. But let's not forget that they built the foundation of today's Android Empire. Let's review these models that have not become the mainstream of the market but are still full of glamour. T G1 as the first Android phone, the list of any classic Android phone will not be missing T G1 (also known as HTC Dream). Of course, everything is hard at the beginning because it's the first Android phone, so the phone itself isn't much of a spectacle. Date: September 23, 2008 screen: 3.2-inch tft,320 x 480-pixel chipset: msm7201a (528MHz processor, Adreno 130 graphics, 192MB memory) pre-installed operating system: Android 1.0 Status: Android Pedigree Samsung Galaxy Few people are impressed by Samsung's first Android phone Galaxy, but thinking that Samsung now dominates the Android market, we can't help but retrace the starting point of the company's BR- The first Galaxy smartphone. Date: June 29, 2009 Screen: 3.2-inch amoled,320 x 480-pixel chipset: msm7200a (528MHz processor, Adreno 130 graphics, 128MB memory) pre-installed operating system: Android 1.5 Cupcake Status: Samsung's first Android product