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Can Android be truly ‘open’ on the T-Mobile-locked G1?

Can Android be truly ‘open’ on the T-Mobile-locked G1?

23 September 2008 by Discuss (0)

All the way up until the official announcement of the T-Mobile G1 phone, we constantly heard about T-Mobile’s status as a founding member of the Open Handset Alliance and how Android was to be a truly open piece of software, allowing third-party developers to not only create applications for Android, but to actually change the …

T-Mobile G1 Live Blog now underway!

T-Mobile G1 Live Blog now underway!

23 September 2008 by Discuss (2)

Here we are just minutes from the announcement of the first Android powered handset. Vincent is at the event and ready to stream everything straight to our liveblog. Be sure to keep watch for the official announcement and your opportunity to win a free G1.

T-Mobile G1 using multi-core Qualcomm processor?

T-Mobile G1 using multi-core Qualcomm processor?

22 September 2008 by Discuss (0)

A forum user has tipped off Android Community on the G1 chipset. It appears the chipset used in the G1 will be made by Qualcomm, and is one of the company’s 7201 multi-core processors, a dual core to be precise. It is said to be more stable and energy efficient than most processors; however, unusually, …

Google explains Advanced Bluetooth & GTalk API omissions

Google explains Advanced Bluetooth & GTalk API omissions

25 August 2008 by Discuss (7)

After the news of the latest Android SDK release, Google came in for some criticism over a number of APIs the company removed and that, as a result, would not be present in the eventual Android 1.0 platform.  Headlines suggested that Android would have no Bluetooth support, for instance, and the whole OS was accused …

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