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This phone is HOT!! | |
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 | Pv8man
join:2008-07-24
Hammond, IN | Re: I got My G1 yesterday... Does it allow any programmer to take complete control over the phones hardware? Including the cellular and 3G radio to be able to listen to any packet in the air and/or manipulate it??? XD | |
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|  badtripI heart the East BayPremium
join:2004-03-20
Albany, CA | said by openupshop:More Power To Open Source! This phone is HOT!! It is a sweet ass phone. Got mine today. I can't wait to start writing some apps for it as soon as i think of something worth writing =P | |
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| | | Must be nice having a hot phone with limited Exchange software. How is that Push Email feature working for you? Don't get me wrong I like Android and other open sources options like Linux Ubuntu 64 BIT. Comparing it to Iphone or a WinMo device or even Blackberry is not right as of yet because it cant do Push email.
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 wifi4milezBig Russ, 1918 to 2008. Rest in Peace
join:2004-08-07
New York, NY | Interesting! I wonder what kind of cool apps people will dream up. I am not talking about boring skins, but full apps that leverage the voice and data networks. Should be interesting! | |
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|  jdrtech
join:2004-08-01
Ridgewood, NY
2 edits | Re: Interesting! I also got my phone yesterday, all i can say is wow, great features and a plus for open source, take a bite out of that......... apple  | |
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join:2005-09-03
Miami, FL | I hope someone can manage to write an app that will block calls from a custom "blacklist." | |
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| | wifi4milezBig Russ, 1918 to 2008. Rest in Peace
join:2004-08-07
New York, NY | Re: Interesting! said by boast:I hope someone can manage to write an app that will block calls from a custom "blacklist." Yes that would be very useful.
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 Simba7I Void Warranties
join:2003-03-24
Billings, MT
2 edits | Can't wait to upgrade my 6800.. Well, since the platform is about the same as my HTC PPC-6800, I'd be willing to switch from WM6.1 to Android.
I've always been a fan of Open Source.
Just hope they can pack a ton of features into a small amount of RAM (64MB). I do have 256MB of Flash and an 8GB MicroSD Card, so space isn't an issue. Unless they can make an incredibly efficient swap file that won't burn out your flash. | |
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@chevrontexaco.com | Re: Can't wait to upgrade my 6800.. we need that for the Bold and all RIM products | |
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 TCubPremium
join:2008-09-03
Olmsted Falls, OH
kudos:4 | iPhone 2.2 Hopefully Apple will release the 2.2 Update to the iPhone to give it an edge over the G1.
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| | | Re: iPhone 2.2 Apple Smapple.
Who cares!
I know I'll never buy an iPhone. Especially when I will have the choice of 10 different phones (soon hopefully) running Android.
Winbloz mobile, pfffft nobody will even remember it 5 years from now. It will become the Commodore 64 of mobile OS's. | |
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| | | | Re: iPhone 2.2 ... because that is clearly what has happened with their operating system, right?
One thing that Microsoft has going for them is their Exchange server. Companies don't want to outsource their communication and feel that it is safer and well guarding within the confines of their grip. Until Microsoft makes Exchange available to any OS, I doubt that they'll be losing their grip.
Also, I know that Apple recently licensed the tech to work on the iPhone, but I doubt a vast majority of vendors would be willing to do this because I am assuming the costs associated to the licensing is not insignificant. | |
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 KoolMoeAw ManPremium
join:2001-02-14
Annapolis, MD | source is... May be a noob here, but what is the source? Java? C?
Ah, here:
»source.android.com/projects
Seems it's C?
But so many other components. I'm not a programmer. I'd love to get into this stuff but how and where to begin? Would just a C environment be enough to manipulate all the core and external projects?
What is Linux 'written with'? I'd have thought it would be something like Assembly, but knowing that's real old school these days.... I dunno...
KM
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