Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) Feature Changes Visible Changes – Black Menu Items (instead of White) Black Status Bar (instead of White) Green Icons (instead of Blue) Phone dialer is black (instead of grey) Voicemail button in dialer (instead of add contact button) Under the contact picture in messages has been turned […]
Want to know about Android 2.3, the software on this device? Click here for our video on the Android 2.3 features Specifications:
Ok, so it’s not Windows Phone 7 as in the entire OS, BUT it is a themed custom launcher app to mimic the way the Windows Phone 7’s home screen looks. Now, too be honest, it’s not very practical to use this but it is kinda fun when used to
I. Before You Begin 1. This is how to unroot your MyTouch 4G if you used our How To Temp Root then Perm Root procedures. 2. If you did the “true perm root/cid/radio s-off” procedure as well then do this but add the steps it says to add. II. (THIS
I. Before You Begin 1. This is for the T-Mobile G2 and T-Mobile MyTouch 4G AFTER you have permanently rooted and gained S-OFF. 2. You must be using a custom ROM that supports ADB Remounting! If it doesn’t work, try using a different ROM. II. Flash the Kernel 1. Download
According to Phandroid.com, the LG Star’s South Korean name, the LG Optimus 2X, was slipped in a press release that was originally regarding the bundling of some composer’s music with the LG Optimus Mach. Who cares? Well, you should if you were interested in getting the LG Star because knowing
So Best Buy is the only place to pick up a Nexus S on Thursday it would seem, so it would be good to know what the have planned for the launch day, no? Here’s a quick list of what you need to know come Thursday: Stores open at 8AM
I. Before You Begin 1. This procedure will downgrade your phone from Android 2.2 Build 2.0.XXXX to Android 2.1 Build 1.31.XXXX. This is necessary if you are to root the phone. Once rooted, you can then flash a custom ROM to get back to Android 2.2 without losing root access.
I. Before You Begin 1. This method is for flashing a custom recovery image and custom ROM. 2. You MUST have done our How To Temp Root and the How To Perm Root / S-OFF procedures for the MyTouch 4G BEFORE coming to this procedure. II. Flash a Custom Recovery
I. Before You Begin 1. If the apk doesn’t work for you you can easily uninstall it like any other app. 2. This apk is touchy and doesn’t work on all phones, so give it a try. 3. IF the apk doesn’t work, try the update.zip format and flash it
I. Before You Begin 1. An explanation of what S OFF is and why you might want it – S Off means security off for your HBoot mode (aka Bootloader). The bootloader is what allows you to flash updates and write to the file system of your phone. By turning the Security
I. Before You Begin 1. This method gives you temporary root, but you can go to the next procedure immediately after finishing this one to get permanent root and s-off. 2. This will allow you to WiFi tether (if you can find an appropriate WiFi tethering app for the phone).
According to TmoNews.com, an HTC spokesperson has come out and said that HTC plans to update “some of it’s handsets” to Android 2.3. They did, of course, fail to mention which phones so that doesn’t really give much hope to anyone. But at least that response was better than Samsung’s,
I. Before You Begin 1. You MUST be rooted and have a custom recovery image (you can find your rooting procedure for your phone here) and you must have Android 2.2 on your device (load a custom Android 2.2 ROM on your phone after rooting if you have to). 2.
Ok, so don’t get too excited yet. They are here for some phones, but they aren’t quite usable yet. A few developers over at XDA have managed to get the new Android 2.3 OS to boot up on a few devices including the Evo, Droid Eris, and Wildfire (a small
