Author: Nick Gray

  • Could Android save Napster?

    Over a decade ago, Napster was considered to be the best new way for people to get their hands on music files. The digital music revolution had started and Napster was there to satisfy you’re thirst. Unfortunately, the Napster file sharing service was illegal and was soon shut down the record labels. A few years…

  • T-mobile delays cupcake rollout for T-mobile G1 customers

    We’ve not sure how many more cute cupcake picture we can find on the net, but we’ll need to keep searching since T-Mobile has chosen to delay the launch of cupcake. G1 users were hoping to get their hands on the new firmware update this week, but T-Mobile has now chosen to hold it back…

  • Haykuro gets his hands on HTC Hero Android build

    I’m sure most of you remember that a few weeks back I gave a detailed review of the HTC Magic Cupcake build that Haykuro had ported over to the T-Mobile G1. Now that Cupcake is being rolled out to most G1 users, Haykuro has moved on to the next big thing… the HTC Hero. Ok,…

  • HTC launching the Magic in Taiwan with custom paint job

    If you find yourself over in Taiwan, I’m sure you’ll be pleased to hear that the HTC Magic will be launching on May 15. As an added bonus, the HTC Magic will have a unique look that we have not yet seen. HTC has decided to give the black Magic a solid red stripe around…

  • Android marketshare expected to grow 900% in 2009

    It’s been over six months since the launch of the first Android powered handset.  HTC has released a second Android handset in Europe, but we still have not seen any other movement on the market.  That’s all about to change.  Android is expected to grow over 900% in 2009.  Though  that number may sound high,…

  • Unraveling the mystery of Bigfoot T-Mobile G1 v2

    Over the past few days, Bigfoot has taken over the web. No, we’re not talking about that tall harry human looking monster that wanders the woods in the Pacific Northwest. Bigfoot is the code name for a new android powered handset that showed up on a leaked T-Mobile release roadmap. Bigfoot was shown as a…

  • T-Mobile G1 getting Cupcake update starting May 11

    It’s been over four months since we first heard about the wonders of the Android cupcake development branch. Finally (after every developer and hacker on the planet has already released their ow version of android cupcake), T-Mobile U.S.A. is planning on releasing it to their customers. The Android 1.5 OTA software update will start on…