T-Mobile bloated or not...that is the question.

[tnt007#AC]

My question: Is T-Mobile going to put a skin on this device like they have with other google OS devices or are they going to leave it as a pure Honeycomb device? I was looking at the xoom but would rather stay with T-mobile and wait on the G-Slate that is due in late March.

Does anyone know about the bloated or not quesiton?

 

[Baconator]

Well from what was said at the CES is that it is pure Google, which leads me to believe that it is not bloated.

 

[Chris Kerrigan]

Agreed with Baconator. All signs from CES and from LG indicate this is going to be a "Google Experience" device per say.

 

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

G1 -- unskinned
G2 -- unskinned
G-Slate --

unfortunately, none have been unlockable without hacking in.

 

[Smokexz]

I agree with the others, it is a pure Google experience... however remember that their idea of pure may not be the same as ours. Maybe T-Mobile might put T-Mobile TV, which is totally fine considering thesr are media devices packed with amazing space on them. This is the moment where we can say Bloatware is fine. The device has tons of memory and it is used as a media device, not a cell phone where space and screen real estate is very much limited.

Sent from my Nexus S