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HTC Touch Diamond2 launch dates
It will be a while before we see an official launch date for the HTC Touch Diamond here is the United States. But if you’re lucky enough to live on the other side of the planet, I hope you have your money saved up. The HTC Touch Diamond2 is now in stock at Clove Technology…
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HTC’s Magic Android build walkthrough
As I mentioned yesterday, a contributor known as Haykuro on xda-developers was able to port two Android builds to the T-Mobile G1 that were intended for the HTC Magic. Yesterday, I gave you a walkthrough of the Google Android build, so today I’ll be doing the same for the HTC Android build. Flashing the HTC…
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G1 Video Recording quality and YouTube Share feature
Last night, one of our readers asked if I could post up a video taken with my G1 to show off the quality. It seemed like a reasonable request, so on my way to work this morning, I shot a short clip. After I was finished, I hit the "Share" button on the screen, thinking…
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HTC Magic Android build video quality and more
Last night, one of our readers asked if I could post up a video taken with my G1 to show off the quality. It seemed like a reasonable request, so on my way to work this morning, I shot a short clip. After I was finished, I hit the "Share" button on the screen, thinking…
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Sapphire/Magic Android build on T-Mobile G1
We can always count on the good people at xda-developers to come up with a good back for your HTC phone. To be honest, I’m sure not many of us would have expected them to go this far though. An Android hacker known as Haykuro managed to get his hands on two different Android builds…
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Android 1.5 SDK unleashed to developers
Late yesterday afternoon, the Android Developers blog lit up with a new blog post announcing that developers could now get their hands on the latest Android SDK, Android 1.5. This latest build is based on the cupcake development branch and includes APIs for the on screen soft keyboard, speech recognition, live folders, and home screen…
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HTC Fiesta: another Android phone
For years, we’ve always been able to count on the FCC and their website to give us the early scoop on new tech devices coming down the pipeline. Typically there’s a confidentiality letter asking the FCC to not post pictures of devices until a certain date or to keep specifications under wraps. If you troll…