What I have here is a 1Ghz Nexus S overclocked to 1.3Ghz and a 800Mhz G2 Phone overclocked to 1.516Ghz going head-to-head on battle to see who is the fastest phone with all the latest updates on the phones.
Who will win? Find out and play the video!
If you want to know how to overclock your Nexus S, head on over to my other site NexusSHacks.com and also for G2 Phone, check out G2Hacks.com.
Did you know I (Max) was the first person ever in the world to put Ubuntu running on “top of” an Android device? Other people probably figured it out soon or later but I did think of doing it first. *patonmybackhaha
Yesterday I had the pleasure of putting Ubuntu on my G2 Phone and even started a new site dedicated to running Ubuntu and linux alongside with Android devi
After you root your G2 Phone, the next best thing you can do is to install ROM Manager so you can backup/restore/install new ROMs.
Here’s how to do it:
After having my new G2 Phone for months, I didn’t feel a need to root it because the phone itself already provides for free wifi/USB tethering from the get-go, the main reason why I usually root Android smartphones, so I can get some free wifi tethering I already paid for (without paying the carriers TWICE).
Anyways, one of my tweeps on Twitter keep bugging me (literally!) ever
So, I’ve been using the T-Mobile G2 Phone for almost 3 weeks now and I think I am very qualified to tell you how “good” this phone is.
First of all, this is the next generation Google Android smartphone. Google’s very first Android smartphone was called the “G1 Phone” (or Google Phone) on T-Mobile. This second generation T-Mobile G2 Phone repre
Well, I just received my unlocked T-Mobile G2 Phone I ordered last week on Amazon, here’s me unboxing the new G2 Phone, enjoy:
P.S. I really like the G2 Phone, it feels really “solid” in my hands and if you like Android stock UI, this is definitely a step up from the N
T-Mobile has just confirmed that T-Mobile’s new G2 Phone will be coming with an 800Mhz Scorpion processor. Now, we don’t know how fast that process “really” is until we test it with other 1Ghz Snapdragon/TI processor equipped phones like the Evo 4G and Droid X but certainly it’s a bit disappointing that we still haven’t broke the 1Ghz barrier.
Of course, CPU speed isn’t everything so we will keep our eye on it and you never know, it could outperform other 1Ghz processors so we will keep you wondering.
We suspect the new G2 Phone to have a higher CPU frequency than ever, perhaps above 1Ghz.
If that’s the case, I will make sure to pick up one and make another gigantic hole in my wallet (err.. bank account).
Anyways, I am sure some of you are super G1-Phone-geekified, here’s G2 phone price leak, $199 with contract and $499 without.
I have a pretty good gut feeling that T-Mobile’s G2 phone will set the standard for Android smartphones in year 2011. Of course, next year you won’t be able to expect Nexus One from Google but T-Mobile’s Google G2 Phone will be where Google’s putting their money at.
These are the first spy shots of the T-Mobile G2 with a 3.7-inch screen and a QWERTY keyboard. From what it looks, this could be the thinnest Android phone ever that has a QWERTY keyboard.
Man, I want one!
Wow, it’s an endless cycle of new Android smartphones being intro-ed this year and probably all of next year. While Google has stopped selling their Nexus One phones in retail, Google has been secretly been working with T-Mobile to product the next generation T-Mobile G2 Phone.
By the way, T-Mobile G1 phone was the very first-ever Google Android-based smartphone and to see Google/T-Mobile launching their second “G” branded phone means something big is going to happen we think.
We will have all the goodies on the new T-Mobile G1 phone when it launche
