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HTC Dream Hacked to Run DROID Android 2.0!

max — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 01:51:12 +0000

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It should come to no surprise that the HTC Dream can run Android 2.0 since its running a predecessor already but here it is, someone hacked it so it runs the same 2.0 version like the new Motorola DROID.

Rather than hacking it, I would say to wait until upgrades are available from your wireless network carriers, I am sure Google will have the upgrades available soon for all Android-based smartphones including the G1 phone. (Then again, I guess updates might not be available unless you hack it for older Anroid phones. Why? I would certainly believe it would be easy to upgrade if Android is linux-based. OR maybe… keep your fingers crossed and subscribe to Zedomax.com until we have the good news.)

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Motorola Droid Video Review!

max — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:01:07 +0000

Check out this video review of the new Motorola Droid, based on Android 2.0, not too bad I guess, I might actually get one soon to test it out. With Google’s new Navigation on GoogleMaps, getting an Android-based smartphone seems like a smart idea.

Also check out how to hack yourself a Droid dock using couple magnets.

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Motorola Droid Video Review!

Google Announces GoogleMaps Navigation!

max — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 22:05:08 +0000

Google has just announced GoogleMaps Navigation for Android platform smartphones like the G1 Phone and more. I think this is going to be big in the next few years and definitely take a big chunk out of the current on-board GPS market.

I think this is actually good for the GPS navigation business since more competition means lower prices and better GPS systems. Even now, I see all these outdated GPS systems on new cars, they simply can’t compete against even my Palm Pre’s (or Blackberry’s) GoogleMaps.

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Sony Ericsson Rachael Android Phone Leaked!

max — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 13:57:17 +0000

My favorite cellphone has never been and probably will never be a Sony Ericsson, simply due to the fact that I have never seen a good Sony cellphone yet in my lifetime. But Sony is however working on a Android phone that might change all that, the Sony Ericsson “Rachael”.

The XPERIA-based Sony Ericsson device codenamed “Rachael” will feature a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, HSDPA and an 8 megapixel camera, and from what we can tell from the images a 3.5mm headphone jack.

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Sony Ericsson Rachael Android Phone Leaked!

HTC Magic Android Phone Hands-On Video Review!

max — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 22:41:17 +0000

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Here’s the first-look at the new HTC Magic Android phone for Vodafone. Looks pretty good to me, very similar to the G1 Phone, duh~

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HTC Magic Android Phone Hands-On Video Review!

G1 Hack – How to Get Internet Relay Chat (IRC) on your Android G1 phone!

max — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 19:01:13 +0000

Need to get IRC on your G1 Phone? Well, you can head over to Mibbit.com and start IRC all the way through the weekend.

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G1 Hack – How to Get Internet Relay Chat (IRC) on your Android G1 phone!

Sprint’s Dan Hesse says Google Android not good enough “yet”!

max — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 05:07:38 +0000

In recent interview with Sprint’s CEO Dan Hesse, he says that Google Android isn’t good enough “yet” for Sprint to promote on their network.

I can understand why Dan is saying that because Sprint is way ahead of every other telecommunication company in the U.S. as far as mobile data speeds go.

Plus, Sprint has been working closely with Samsung, one of the biggest cellphone manufacturers in the world. Samsung has been rolling out WiMax-enabled devices for the last past 2 years while Sprint just rolled out with the new 4G WiMAX in metropolitan cities in the U.S.

I believe one of the biggest reasons why Google Android isn’t ready is the hardware that’s not capable of supporting WiMAX, the future of Sprint and mobile phones.

Even Apple is stuck with outdated 3G technology on their iPhones, when they should have launched their product with Sprint.

If you haven’t noticed, every major laptop and cellphone manufacturer have been making WiMAX-enabled devices behind consumers’ backs because they KNOW that’s the fastest mobile internet ever.

Anyways, I am looking forward to getting a WiMAX-enabled device from Sprint soon, especially they now offer pro-rated contract termination fees.

I still see Dan Hesse is far ahead of Steve Jobs or even Google because he foresees the underlying technology behind the cellphone hardware itself, WiMAX that is.

You might not agree, but wait couple years and you will hear me in your mind, “I told you so”.

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Sprint’s Dan Hesse says Google Android not good enough “yet”!

Google Android Open Source Official!

max — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 04:22:37 +0000

Google Android, an mobile open-source platform is now available for download. (Yes, it’s official now!)

Based on the Linux platform, this Google Android might become really big, maybe even much bigger than the iPhone market.

I really think this Android will live long as its based on open-source linux, meaning we should even have college textbooks that will study how Android works. (in few years)

What a great idea, another win for the open source community. Yey!

Watch the video for general information on the open source project from Google:

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Here’s from the Android site:

Today is a big day for Android, the Open Handset Alliance, and the open-source community. All of the work that we’ve poured into the mobile platform is now officially available, for free, as the Android Open Source Project.

You’ll be hearing a lot about Android devices. We’ve all put a lot of effort into the first Android device, and I’m really happy with the way it turned out. But one device is just the beginning.

Android is not a single piece of hardware; it’s a complete, end-to-end software platform that can be adapted to work on any number of hardware configurations. Everything is there, from the bootloader all the way up to the applications. And with an Android device already on the market, it has proven that it has what it takes to truly compete in the mobile arena.

Even if you’re not planning to ship a mobile device any time soon, Android has a lot to offer. Interested in working on a speech-recognition library? Looking to do some research on virtual machines? Need an out-of-the-box embedded Linux solution? All of these pieces are available, right now, as part of the Android Open Source Project, along with graphics libraries, media codecs, and some of the best development tools I’ve ever worked with.

Have a great idea for a new feature? Add it! As an open source project, the best part is that anyone can contribute to Android and influence its direction. And if the platform becomes as ubiquitous as I hope it will, you may end up influencing the future of mobile devices as a whole.

This is an exciting time for Android, and we’re just getting started. It takes a lot of work to keep up with the changes in the mobile industry. But we want to do more than just keep up; we want to lead the way, to try things out, to add the new features that everyone else is scrambling to keep up with. But we can’t do it without your help.

What will you do with Android?

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HTC T-Mobile G1 Features Video

max — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:54:40 +0000

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Here’s another video of T-Mobile G1. I do like the phone but I still have some doubts about the slow T-mobile network. If I can recall right, the last time I test T-Mobile, it was as slow as AT&T.

I’d wait until a similar phone is available on Sprint or Verizon, I am not sure if I can handle this, iPhone and G1 on the most crappiest networks in America, darn. There’s goes another couple hundred bucks in my piggy bank, instead of to greedy telecommunication companies.

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HTC T-Mobile G1 Features Video

T-Mobile G1 looking great…

max — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:51:01 +0000

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Here’s another video of the T-Mobile G1 with demos of various features including Google Talk.

I already have Google Talk on my Blackberry but this one looks cooler.

I think there’s a very good chance T-Mobile G1 will be taking over some of that iPhone sales. (Sorry Steve Jobs but G1 phone looks like an iPhone Killer to me…)

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T-Mobile G1 looking great…

T-Mobile G1 Hand-on Pics and Video!

max — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:48:06 +0000

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Here’s the pics and vids for the T-mobile G1, world’s first ever Google Android-enabled cellphone.

I do like the big keyboard but I am not a big fan of flip-tops as I can’t type while I am driving. (That’s why I stick with a Blackberry for now)

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Google intros Android nearing the final version!

max — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 16:24:08 +0000

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After months since Google’s new mobile operating system Android become public, they have improved on their Android even further. Their new Android handset was shown in the U.K. to demonstrate the potential of the Google operating system.

The good news is that we might start seeing Android, real soon, soon as the next 2 weeks from T-mobile.

Here’s some recent news around the globe about the Google Android:

Google shows off final Android:

The new handset, shown off by Google’s Mike Jennings at Wembley Stadium, looked very much like the HTC Dream, but had its branding covered up. Jennings demonstrated Google maps, though there was no Street View data of London (if that feature will be available, it’s very exciting). Jennings also spoke about carriers: “a lot of [them] are in a different mindset from Google.”

Android handsets hits London

Jennings gave a nice demonstration of an OpenGL and Java application that showed a cube morphing and rotating. I’d run the same application on my own PC in the office, and this was running far smoother on a mobile handset. 40 frames per second, claimed Jennings. It’s impressive stuff.

T-mobile may sell Android handsets in just 2 weeks

Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile USA unit will start selling a mobile phone that uses Google’s Android software within weeks, said two people with firsthand knowledge of the plan.

The two companies plan to present details of the release Sept. 23 in New York, said the people, who declined to be identified as preparations are confidential. The handset will be a smartphone, which allows users to surf the Web more quickly, check e-mails, send and view videos and download music and maps.

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