Google released an unlocked version of the G1 Android phone, which isn’t related to T-Mobile in any way. It can be used in any GSM network, and is designed for Android developers, who want to check their work and modifications of the OS, but are outside the carrier’s coverage. In fact, the full name of the phone is Android Dev Phone 1, and in order to buy a unit, you’ll first have to register (if you haven’t already) at the Android Market site, paying a tax of $25. The ordinary customers can also buy it, but Google warn that it’s not designed for them, and “end users operate these devices at their own risk”. At the moment, Android Dev Phone 1 is offered in 18 countries, with free shipping to the U.S.
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