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2011-06-17

NEW YORK, NY, June 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) A highly rated phone that Unlock Advantage provides T-Mobile unlock codes for is the T-Mobile G2 with Google. Consumers rave about this mobile device, and they have plenty of reasons.

The T-Mobile G2 with Google is T-Mobile's first Android-powered 4G smartphone. This fine-looking device has an excellent QWERTY keyboard and makes it possible to download apps and search the Internet at incredible speeds. The keyboard has three quick keys that are user-customizable and can each be set to launch any app; this is an awesome feature. When this mobile device is closed, there's an on-screen keyboard that comes equipped with Swype, which means entering text is made simple.

The device comes loaded with plenty of Google apps, and it provides a first-class messaging experience and an executive-level Internet experience.

The vivid touch screen on the phone is 3.7" in size. A camera is another of the features, along with Bluetooth and other mobile phone standard features. The music experience on the phone is definitely better than average.

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