Android

please use your strength to force carriers to stop messing with phones.

android updates coming out soon called the CUPCAKE see site below

Notable changes introduced in cupcake:


http://source.android.com/roadmap/cupcake »

I love working for t-mobile, finally I don't have to wait until a phone is released to order it...to bad I could only order the brown one.

This really puts a damper on Android, it really does. I am dissapointed in Google!!!


http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/10/16/google-impl ... »

I'm at work - so I cannot look up android on google etc...so please dont just say 'look it up on google' lol. 😳

But - what is an "Android" phone?

Can I still get the Android? Will it work on GPRS and EDGE networks? Is it still worth it?

I've been salivating over this phone for MONTHS but its only being retailed in 3G markets ☹️

But GD its a sweet looking phone...

If the G1 is successful, the entire wireless industry could change forever.

When you remove the need for proprietary OS's by the providers, you could buy a phone like you would a TV and pay as you go for whatever service you like. No more contracts, no BS... It would force carriers to invest in better coverage, faster networks, and be more competetive with pricing and plans.

The dynamic of how cell phones are bought with a service contract could be old news... When a service provider pulls some BS, you could leave without consequence and use your phone on another network!

That is my dream... and I'm pretty sure thats what Martin Luther King Jr. was dreaming about too...

See? There's much, much more Android action beyond the HTC G1.

http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2008/09/29/motorola-r ... »

Handango, the original multi-platform app store, will be launching one of the industry’s first Android catalogs in November. Handango has served millions of customers since 1999 and has become the trusted and agnostic source for smartphone content. Handango's legacy is with the early adopters and, in fact, Handango has supported Linux applications for many years. Content providers building Android applications and looking for distribution are encouraged to contact Will Pinnell (will@handango.com or +1.972.894.0467) for priority in the promotion of the content within the catalog.

Beginning October 1st, content providers will be able to add Android applications directly to developer accounts and choose to distribute them to customers...
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One poster on BGR's website said hopefully some geek will figure out how to put Android onto the Xperia, I guess we'll find out in the not too distant future, besides, I could've sworn I read that there will be an Xperia with 1700mhz band.

http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2008/09/26/sony-erics ... »