Android update for HTC Touch Pro2
This is currently the best working version we can get going on the HTC Touch Pro2 (Rhodium). It is far from complete, but every day the XDAndroid Devs have breakthroughs…
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March 11, 2010
Motorola CLIQ XT first impressions
The device runs MOTOBLUR on top of Android 1.5 and is designed as a slate/tablet form factor for T-Mobile. Specs-wise, it uses a similar processor to the MOTO CLIQ. What's…
March 9, 2010
Huawei Android tablet
Huawei shows off a new Android OS tablet, which is expected to be on the market in May this year and will use Android (version 1.6 according to the menu).…
March 3, 2010
Get trackball color notifications and custom animated wallpapers on your Nexus One
In a recent community hack for the Google Nexus One, several customizations were added to the Android 2.1 smartphone. The first of which is custom color notifications for the the…
March 2, 2010
New HTC Sense with Multitouch Home Screen
This video shows a new version of HTC Sense for Android with a new multitouch pinch feature that will present you with all of the home screens in one view.
February 11, 2010
Nexus One desktop dock station
The Nexus One Desktop Dock is an elegant place to charge your phone, on your desk or nightstand. Just drop your phone in the Desktop Dock, and the Clock app…
January 30, 2010
Nexus One get some colors
For $175, ColorWare will help you make your Nexus One or Barnes & Noble nook e-reader a one of a kind gadget with custom colors of your choice. The treatment…
January 29, 2010
Motorola Droid overclocked to 1.1Ghz – faster than Nexus One
Folks over at AllDroid have managed to overclock the Motorola Droid phone to 1.1Ghz, hence making it faster than the “stock” Nexus One which is powered by 1Ghz Snapdragon processor. The test was carried out by testing Droid with different clock speeds (800Mhz, 900Mhz, 1Ghz, 1.1Ghz) after which it was found to be running most stable at 800Mhz.
Motorola Droid overclock guide:
Here are 3 intirim releases I used when compiling the info in this post, where the 600MHz slot was replaced with 800MHz, 900MHz, and 1GHz respectivly. 800MHz seems rock solid, as did 900MHz, 1GHz was only tested for 5 minutes. 1.1 seems a touch unstable so it’s going to be left for when cpufreq and etc get more slots added.
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January 27, 2010