T-Mobile has formally announced its forthcoming myTouch 3G phone, the second mobile phone the carrier will offer based on the Google Android mobile operating system. The myTouch 3G will feature a 3.2-inch touchscreen display with a virtual keyboard for messaging, a 3.2 megapixel camera, access to all sorts of Google service (YouTube, Picassa, etc.) plus Android apps. And speaking of apps, T-Mobile is rolling in Sherpa, developed by Geodelic, that automatically customizes the phone based on user preferences and behaviors. As someone uses the myTouch 3G, Sherpa will pick up on their likes and dislikes, enabling it to prioritize things like search results and location-based information based on a user’s interests and behavior.
