Just hours after finding out that Rogers will be the first NA carrier to sell the XPERIA X10 smartphone, here’s another piece of info related to the Canadian carrier: they’ll be updating HTC Magic to Android 2.1. Meanwhile, the good old Dream G1 stays at the 1.5 version. HTC Magic will be getting the Sense UI in the following weeks, followed...
Just two days after being released, Android 2.0 SDK has already been ripped and ported to the good old T-Mobile G1 aka HTC Dream. The fresh software platform was messed with by the brilliant folks of XDA Developers and thanks to them you can get a taste of the fresh OS right now, not later. This cooked ROM has its issues, since it’s a very crude...
MOTOBLUR is only a testimony to the current trend of creating an interface that messes with social networking features and brings up all the contacts and services to the Home screen. Motorola’s technology is also similar to the one used on webOS and uses Android’s features to the max, so porting it to other Android devices shouldn’t...
Canadian carrier Rogers has just started selling the first two Android phones that hit the market, Dream G1 and Magic (myTouch 3G) for a mere $79.99 with 3 year contracts. T-Mobile should pay attention to this offer and mimic it, if they want to keep their appeal, specially since they haven’t started offering HTC Hero yet. Of course, the $79.99...
While the Europeans are playing with HTC Magic and Dream G1 is the fifth best selling smartphone in the US, in Q1 2009, we’ve stumbled upon fresh pics of the third HTC Android phone, Hero and still there’s extra info on such devices! What do we mean by that? Well, turns out that the already famous HTC Dream aka Android G1 will land in Canada...
T-Mobile G1 or HTC Dream, whatever you want to call it, is still THE Android phone, that’s now getting ready to hit Spain via Telefonica. By having a look at the Spanish version of the G1, we discover a couple of design tweaks, like that sculpted chin, but that’s about all that’s changed from the basic setup. You’ll be able...
Australian carrier Optus managed to snatch the first Android phone from the hands of Vodafone, Telstra and 3 Mobile and now the company is the first to launch HTC Dream in the country. The handset will arrive on the Australian market in mid-February, but you should check your local store, as it might already be there. In case you’ve just crawled...
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