Between the G1 and iPhone, I would choose iPhone but I always rely on BlackBerries to do my work. From what I have read so far, I think there will be a very capable droid or something very close to it, in my life.
You can read the Greg's post here
Showing posts with label Android Dev Phone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android Dev Phone. Show all posts
Saturday, October 31, 2009
The Droid VS iPhone
Droid beats iPhone depending on where you stand. snapvoip.blogspot.com
MobileCrunch's Greg Kumparak has done a very good job of comparing The Droid and iPhone. I read the article through and it seems that my suspicion of iPhone having some serious competition has come through. Personally I would love to have a Droid in my arsenal of phones. I have to Google developer phone (Unlocked G1) and an iPhone 3G together with a bunch of Blackberries.
Between the G1 and iPhone, I would choose iPhone but I always rely on BlackBerries to do my work. From what I have read so far, I think there will be a very capable droid or something very close to it, in my life.
You can read the Greg's post here
Between the G1 and iPhone, I would choose iPhone but I always rely on BlackBerries to do my work. From what I have read so far, I think there will be a very capable droid or something very close to it, in my life.
You can read the Greg's post here
Thursday, February 26, 2009
No Market Place Apps For Android Developer G1? Shazam!
http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
After following through a bunch of blog posts and articles, now it is clear that Developers with unlocked Android G1, or Android Developer Device, will not be able to access copy protected Apps on Android Market place.
The reason is that flawed method of Android's copy protection method that get unlocked (developers have root access to the Android G1) and perhaps lead to pirating of copyrighted applications. The Phandroid explains the process very nicely, here.
There is also a talk of Android riot, a developer revolt being planed by some developers to protest the drastic steps taken by Google.
If you do not like to deal with technical side of it, Macworld has a nice article on the issue.
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
Cupcake On Android Developer G1
http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Brian Jepson, has tested Android Dev Phone (Hardware unlocked G1) and Android cupcake. The YouTube video shows off the on-screen keyboard, transitions, the Linux shell. Geek.com has more clear photos and actually more information on the skateboarding androids–which come up as you hack–and the Snake game on the Android OS.
Brian Jepson, has tested Android Dev Phone (Hardware unlocked G1) and Android cupcake. The YouTube video shows off the on-screen keyboard, transitions, the Linux shell. Geek.com has more clear photos and actually more information on the skateboarding androids–which come up as you hack–and the Snake game on the Android OS.
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