Along with launching the device, a beta version of the Android Market was also released Tuesday. The Market gives users access to new software applications, including games, music and mobile shopping.
Applications available at launch include ShopSavvy, which is designed to let users do comparative shopping on the G1; Ecorio, an application that enables users to keep track of their travels and view their carbon footprint; BreadCrumbz, which enables consumers to create a step-by-step visual map using photos, while also creating routes to share; and the Amazon MP3 store, which comes preinstalled and lets users search DRM-free, full-track MP3 music and download it from Amazing directly to the device using a Wi-Fi connection.
