Remember we had a post featuring how to install Android 2.1 on the G1? Well, Android hacker Cyanogen has took that a bit further to introduce Android 2.2 Froyo to run on your G1.
Of course, there’s a lot of things missing like the camera and wifi but it shouldn’t be too long before it’s added on.
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video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWialAyQNKs
Do you have a G1 Phone? Are you still running outdated Android 1.5? Try installing Android 2.1 (Nexus One/Eclair ROM) on your G1 phone and get up to speed with cool features like animated background screens and all the cool features Android 2.1 brings.
According to YouTube user EmoGamer, you can install the HTC Nexus One ROM on your G1 Phone and most features work including animated background screens.
I’ve been doing a bit of research lately on developing Android development and have found a slew of sites that could jump-start your Android-app development. Of course, there’s great books to read out there but what I like to do and how I learn best is by trying out different simple examples of programming.
Since Android apps are basically Java-based, it would help a great deal if you have done some Java programming before. Personally, I am a java engineer who has done many applications with embedded computers. This should be pretty easy for me once I get the hang
As a recent buyer of a Nexus One phone, Matt and the WordPress team just released WordPress app for Android, which comes to be at the perfect time as I hap
For Android lovers out there including myself (who is a new owner of Nexus One), you might be surprised to learn that Jemej has hacked his own PC modem to communicate with his G1 Android phone. He uses this hack to retrieve the accelerometer data from his G1 phone to use it as a game controller on his PC, neat!
And all of this, with right polarity, correctly generated samples and the right amount of volume finally produces consistent and mostly artefact’s free data tran
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 Even now, I see all these outdated GPS systems on new cars, they simply can’t compete against even my Palm Pre’s (or Blackberry’
F-aye, someone figured out how to run a full-blown linux desktop on your Android G1 Phone! This is tight, basically you can have a linux desktop machine on your G1 Phone! I think this will do some wonders for other Android devices including the Movit that’s coming soon too.
This will definitely void your warranty though, but you live only once right?
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video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZEshnuQcno
Wow, here’s a cool little G1 hack that turns your T-Mobile G1 Android device into a multi-touch device.
You might void warranty but heck, it’s a G1 phone. I will be ashamed not to break warranty at cool hacks like this.
I moved my original multi-touch code back into the kernel, because it turns out that currently it’s a lot easier to patch the kernel and get a working Android system than i
