Posts Tagged ‘G1’
Finally, T-Mobile Android G1 is Available for All US Markets!
Sunday, January 25, 2009 0:41 No CommentsHorray!! Finally the T-Mobile G1 has now officially been launched for U.S. markets. So all of you mobile-addicts out there already know that the G1 use the Google’s new OS, the open source Android. There have been so many buzzes around, including the next Android powered device, the HTC Sapphire or T-Mobile G2.
T-Mobile limited the [...]
HTC Sapphire 2 is the Android T-Mobile G2? Could it be?
Tuesday, January 13, 2009 3:59 No CommentsSo this morning there’s a new buzz over at the internet along with the leaked picture of the HTC Sapphire 2.0. Many people said that we might have seen the successor of the T-mobile G1; the Android T-mobile G2.
So from the design, we can see that there’s a track ball found in the T-Mobile G1 [...]
[Adnroid Tips] MultiTouch on Android G1 for FREE? Have you Got one?
Tuesday, January 13, 2009 3:24 No CommentsAnother proof on the great potential of Android OS have come. Luke Hutch of phandroid have managed to bring multitouch feature working on his T-Mobile G1. Note that our good folk have done nothing to the Android’s kernel. He said that he only change one system classfile. Cool huh?
The video uses a lot of developer [...]
10 New HTC Handsets to come in 2009
Thursday, January 8, 2009 1:50 1 CommentSmartphone fan around the world, prepare to see more of HTC handsets in 2009 as they plan to release around 10 new cellphones this year. According too my source over at the internet, these phones will have two option (in terms of their firmware), the Windows Mobile or Android. Even though HTC is pretty success [...]
[Android] T-Mobile G1 Freeware: RemoteDroid that Control Mac or PC via Android Device
Saturday, January 3, 2009 3:51 3 CommentsThere’s a new and pretty cool Android Freeware available. In case you haven’t notice, there’s a video circulating over at the internet about how Joshua Sera controlling his Mac from his Android G1 device. The Android freeware named RemoteDroid and it is the first of its kind for Android, even though similar applications have already [...]
T-Mobile G2: The successor of G1 with nice features
Saturday, December 20, 2008 6:57 2 CommentsThere’s a new rumor spreading like crazy over at the internet. It is said that T-Mobile will soon announced their next Android phone, the successor of T-Mobile G1, the T-Mobile G2. Well of course this rumor makes us jumping off our foot for excitement. The T-Mobile G2 is said to have nice and advanced features [...]
Download Android and T-Mobile G1 Freeware: Meebo
Saturday, December 20, 2008 6:11 1 CommentHorraaayy…!! It’s time for another freeware! This time the lucky device to get the freeware is the Android phone, T-mobile G1. The T-mobile G1 freeware is called Meebo. Yes, I know that many of you have used the popular multi-protocol instant messenger client, but this time it’s kinda special, since the freeware has come for [...]
Samsung BlackJack II Beat the iPhone 3G and Android G1?
Friday, December 19, 2008 16:37 1 CommentSo for months we’ve seen many stuff happen, and there’s a lot of portion of it goes to the iPhone 3G and Android G1. Moreover, both of the phones have gained a remarkable achievements, haven’t they? However, if you think that other phones will bow down to these phones, you’re wrong. There’s a smartphone from [...]
Download T-Mobile G1 Android Freeware: Loopt
Friday, December 12, 2008 17:59 1 CommentFinally, the popular Loopt have entered the Android Market. And the best thing is: it comes as a freeware . Anyway, for those who are not familiar with Loopt, its a social networking app that allows you to spy you friends to see where they are and what they’re doing. And now with [...]
Google Unlock the G1 for Android Developers (Android Dev Phone 1)
Monday, December 8, 2008 1:49 1 CommentThe popularity of the iPhone and App Store have triggered the giant company Google. It seems that Google doesn’t want to be left behind by Apple and they are now planning to push the Android OS and the Android market to be more competitive. FYI, Apple and its App store have gained a pretty stunning [...]