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XPERIA X10 Mini UI Ported the HTC Magic

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  • By David Junior
  • on 21 Mar, 2010
XPERIA X10 Mini UI Ported the HTC Magic
Well, there isn't much to say about this yet due to the fact that nothing works. The ROM hasn't been uploaded either but the dev from XDA by the name of AngioNicholai has ported the Rachael UI to the Magic.
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Leaked 2.1 Update For The Hero

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  • By David Junior
  • on 17 Mar, 2010
Leaked 2.1 Update For The Hero
A member of the xda-developers forum called yrreP claims to have received an email at work that outlines the schedule of the Android 2.1 update to the HTC Hero/T-Mobile G2. Most readers of this article seem to believe that it is true.
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Android Update on the Touch Pro2 (Video)

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  • By David Junior
  • on 11 Mar, 2010
Android Update on the Touch Pro2 (Video)
The XDAndroid project, for Windows Mobile devices with (W)VGA displays, has progressed to a fully usable port of Android to a Touch Pro 2. Past ports haven't been as successful as this one, there were too many bugs and the build was not user friendly. That's now a thing of the past and maybe now all WinMo phones with a WVGA display will be able to load Android and use it like it was the native OS on the device.
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JIT – now making your Donut build twice as fast.

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  • By David Junior
  • on 24 Feb, 2010
JIT – now making your Donut build twice as fast.
is a method of converting bytecode into native machine code, rather than Android’s Dalvik VM simply interpreting the bytecode. This speeds up apps and overall performance drastically. Cyanogen’s Nexus One build Beta 3 included JIT and has set the top speed on BenchmarkPi; OpenEclair 1.0.1 included JIT and absolutely flew.
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