Here’s some more great HTC Evo Hands-on videos that are being uploaded onto YouTube as I blogeth:
From Slashgear:
Here’s some more great HTC Evo Hands-on videos that are being uploaded onto YouTube as I blogeth:
From Slashgear:
(Peter Chou HTC CEO and Dan Hesse Sprint CEO present the first 4G WiMax device for the U.S.!)
(UPDATE: Also see HTC Evo Reviews here) Well, the Supersonic 4G WiMax phone from Sprint is finally here! It’s actually called the HTC Evo 4G.
The new HTC Evo 4G has a Snapdragon QSD8650 1Ghz processor(CDMA version of QS8250 on Nexus One), 1GB of built-in memory, 512MB of RAM, a whopping 8 mega-pixel camera/camcorder with flash and an additional front-facing 1.3 megapixel camera.
Yey folks, I just overclocked my Nexus One to 1.113Ghz from its stock 1Ghz, making it the fastest CPU for smartphones (you can hack) today.
The best part about this overclocking hack is that it doesn’t deprive your Nexus One of additional battery power because it’s overclocked and uses slightly less CPU voltage. Basically, it makes your Nexus One as fast as it can be.
You can read full step-by-step instructions I wrote over here at Nexus One Hacks blog.
TokyoFlash, one of our partners in crime, has just launched Kisai Escape C Bluetooth watch, it’s a watch that was designed as a result of crowd-sourcing through their customers, fans, and trendsetters. (You can check out their blog here where they do a lot of crowdsourcing and you can participate.)
The result? Well, I think it speaks for itself. It’s not a phone watch (and why would people need phone watches
For those of you who want to try a different keyboard than the stock Nexus One provides, you might want to try the HTC keyboard. Installing is pretty easy, no rooting needed. You can see full step-by-step instructions on how to install the HTC keyboard over at our Nexus One Hacks blog.
I really like this keyboard a lot, even better than the Better Keyboard app I bought for $3.99. Best of all, it
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiCdXuXCN2s
Recently, as you know, I got the Google Nexus One, meaning now I have two smartphones along with my Palm Pre. Well, I’ve come to realize that it’s good to have the best of both worlds, let me give you a bit of comparison test between the Nexus One’s video versus Palm Pre’s video.
First, the Nexus One excels in video with much higher resolution at 5 megapixels and comes with two microphones to enable noise-suppression technology, meaning you can record the voice much better in noisy environments.
But I
For those of you who have been limited by your cellphone’s camera capabilities, such as low-resolution and the inability to take great low-light shots, you might be happy to learn that a company called InVisage has just introduced their new line of camera image sensors, which could easily yield up to 12 mega-pixel cellphone cameras with the added ability to take better photos under low-light conditions.
“This is entirely different from the type of image sensors that we have right now,” says Tom Hausken, d
I found this hack on YouTube by a kid named Ray, who shows you how to download and install paid apps for free. Of course, it’s probably illegal and we highly recommend to buy your apps and it’s informational purposes ONLY!
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO6DvsOpGvc&feature=player_embedded
Basically what you do is do a Google search for any .apk files. For example, if you wanted an app called Picaso (just making it up), do a Google search for Picaso.apk.
Download the apk file, copy it to your phone’s SD card, then use apkInstaller to install
Well, there you have it, after couple days of Nexus One being available for AT&T, Palm’s Pre Plus is also coming to AT&T.
I have an avid advocate of Palm Pre ever since I got one last year. I have to say that the WiFi tethering on the Pre is just freakin’
You know my friend has just got the Droid couple months ago. Well, the problem is that the Droid and all Android 2.0.1 or 2.1 operating systems don’t support the Thai language (and many other languages) by default.
He asked me to see if I can change that since he read a lot of Thai websites and not being able to read Thai on his Droid sucked.
Well, after about an hour of rooting the Droid, installing BusyBox, and copying over .ttf font files to the system font folder, hi