As of now developers can get a fully SIM-unlocked T-Mobile G1 with unlocked bootloader that allows flashing of custom Android builds (no need of signed system images anymore). Called the Android Dev Phone 1, the special device will be available to all developers registered at the Android Market from 18 international markets including continue reading…
T-Mobile USA today announced the national availability of the highly anticipated T-Mobile G1, the first Android-powered mobile phone. Beginning today, consumers can purchase the phone in select retail stores across the USA or opt for an online order from the comfort of their homes at the official site. continue reading…
The last few days have brought up some discussion about the mobile web, the browsing and interacting with web sites from the (smart)phone browser. Some say it’s dead, some say it’s only just started. What is clear is that the difference between a 1200×800 pixel (desktop) screen and a 240×320 (phone) screen means that how sites interact will be different. How do the latest and best Web 2.0 sites measure up when using a mobile phone? continue reading…
Menjelajahi internet dengan ponsel adalah suatu hal yang sudah umum saat ini. Semua ponsel yang dikeluarkan bisa dilakukan untuk browsing selama operator yang kita gunakan mendukung, apalagi dengan 3G semakin cepat dan mudah saja akses kita ke dunia maya. Tapi bagi kita sebagai pengguna tentu saja yang penting dan terutama adalah besaran pulsa yang dikeluarkan untuk mencari informasi di dunia maya ditekan sekecil-kecilnya alias biaya murah. continue reading…
