It was previously rumored that the upcoming Android version would not work on the original Android phone, the T-Mobile G1: the storage space would simply not be sufficient. A developer has now proven the opposite: Android 2.0 runs on the G1, and apparently "quickly and smoothly" too. This means that Android 2.0 is no longer exclusive to the Motorola Droid [...]
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Dell will launch an Android smartphone called "Mini 3" in China (together with China Mobile) and in South America (there in Brazil) - the company has confirmed this in a press release. According to the name, it is seen as a complement to the Mini 9/Mini 10 netbooks, with perhaps a better equipped device in between.
Dell Mini 3: Android smartphone for China and South America Read Post »
The Motorola Milestone, as it will be called in the USA under the name "Droid", will be available from o2 from November 16, 2009, i.e. Monday. You will be able to buy it for €481 without a contract via MyHandy, it can also be ordered from Amazon, but the delivery date there is still open - but it is a little more expensive.
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As the AndroLib website has determined, the Android Market now contains over 10,000 applications, a good two thirds of which are free. Google itself does not publish any data on the number of applications (and does not keep the store searchable on the PC), meaning that only estimated figures have been available to date. Apple, with over 60,000 apps
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Although a few manufacturers have already shown netbooks with Android, the common user has not been able to try out the system. This is now set to change with an ISO that will run on standard netbooks (and in virtual machines, which is more exciting). This is not only exciting for those who like to experiment, but also for developers who want to try out the system.
Android Live CD for Netbooks Read Post »
If the New York Times is to be believed, at least 18 new Android phones from 9 different manufacturers are coming in 2009 - HTC will have to dress warmly if there is any truth to this information. Unfortunately, it is not known which manufacturers have something in the pipeline, only that Google has apparently been informed about the development of so many devices.
Android invasion: 18 new devices 2009 Read Post »
A first picture of a cell phone has surfaced on BGR, which is being traded as G1 version 2 (V2). This model looks more like the well-known phones from the HTC range and - if the picture is authentic - does not appear to be a "love it or hate it" design like the current G1.
First pictures of the T-Mobile G1 v2? Read Post »
The new Android OS 1.5 (Cupcake) will be available for the T-Mobile G1 at the beginning of May. The update will be installed "over-the-air", i.e. the user only needs to confirm the installation. This is T-Mobile's response to the HTC Magic, which is in the Vodafone range, and is a sign against the fears that T-Mobile customers will have to wait even longer for the new OS.
T-Mobile brings Android 1.5 to the G1 Read Post »
Google has announced the SDK for Android 1.5, which provides a preview of the upcoming version of the mobile operating system. For example, on-screen keyboards will also work in landscape format, virtual keyboards from third-party providers can be installed, widgets can be placed on the start page and voice recognition can be used via the new APIs. There are also improvements to the camera, which
Google Android 1.5 - An outlook Read Post »
From now on, Androidweb.de can also be read on a cell phone without any problems - browsers are automatically recognized, if it is a mobile device such as the G1, an optimized version is displayed. Of course, this view can also be deactivated; there is a corresponding menu item at the end of the posting list. Next, a
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