The T-Mobile G1 will be the first device to run the search giant’s operating system. The handset features a touch screen and a QWERTY keyboard as well.

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The current week is no doubt Google week, after Chrome web browser, now there is the latest version of Picasa which is a photo sharing and manipulation package. The Internet giant is going to celebrate its first ten years in business and let’s see many firecrackers there will in the coming days.

A blurb on Google’s blog says that: “Picasa 3.0 beta is there for you that will make publishing photos online quite easy”
The blog says “there are billions of online photos from all around the world that will be hosted by Picasa Web Albums where users add millions of new photos every day and share them with the entire world.”

“ These photos are different in almost each and every aspect ,but they have one thing in common and this is the person behind the camera wants to share his experience with a friend, family or may be the whole world.”

Picasa 3 largely focuses on the way we share and enjoy our photos with others as it has a new feature called ‘name tags’ that allows you easily and quickly label your loved ones in all your photos.

It also features a new ‘Explore’ page which allows users to browse the public content on some site.
Picasa has been upgraded with some latest edition tools that prove quite helpful to fix-red eye, collage, new merge and movie making objects.

According to a New York Times’ report, T-Mobile USA is going to unleash the new Android software in October.

As it’s being widely believed that the phone has been made by HTC and there rumors that suggest to make the handset a Dream handset that has been waited for a long time.

The New York Times also confirms that Dream will have a touch screen, very similar to HTC Touch but it will also offer a full set of QWERT Keys.

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