The T-Mobile and the international versions of the Android smartphone need not wait at T-Mobile/LG’s mercy any longer as the Cyanogenmod7 ROM has been ported on to both the variants of the LG Optimus 2x. The development is still in the “nightly” so you have the options either waiting for […]
While the device is capable of blowing away its competitors in terms of sheer hardware power, the Atrix is flawed in one single aspect – no Gingerbread out of the box. But the company seems to be doing the needful, according to Andrew Morley, VP of International Marketing, who thus
It seems that Droid users aren’t the only ones who will be able to video chat on their devices, as RIM has announced an app that does just the same for its PlayBook users. As with GTalk, the PlayBook video chat application also uses the front-facing camera but with a
That custom recovery is ready to go on your phone? Ready to use it for something? Well, the thing you can do with the most drastic increase in performance and feel you your device would be to load a custom ROM. Not only can you get better performance, different icons,
So you’ve rooted your T-Mobile G2X? Ready for the fun stuff now? Well, first up, you have to flash a custom recovery image. A custom recovery image allows us to make backups (something very necessary when messing with your phone), flash custom ROMs, kernels, and tons of other neat stuff.
So you have your shiny new T-Mobile G2X and you’re already bored with it, wish it was a little faster, and/or want to get rid of all the software that happened to come on it that you’ll never use (T-Mobile Mail? Really?!). No problem. All you have to do
*At the time of writing this, there are no custom ROMs available, but this is how you would load them once they become available (unless something drastic changes, then in that case we would redo the video). Also you can use this method to flash custom Kernels, etc. as well.
A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. HTC G2 / Desire Z Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: GSM Carrier: T-Mobile 2G Technology (Frequencies): GSM (850/900/1800/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): HSDPA (850/900/1900/2100mhz) 4G
A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. HTC G1 / Dream Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: GSM Carrier: T-Mobile 2G Technology (Frequencies): GSM (850/900/1800/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): HSDPA (1700/2100mhz) 4G Technology (Frequencies):
A phone you want us to add to this list? Notice an error on a spec page? Use this form to tell us. T-Mobile MyTouch 4G Specifications User Ratings: [ratings] Network – GSM/CDMA: GSM Carrier: T-Mobile 2G Technology (Frequencies): GSM (850/900/1800/1900mhz) 3G Technology (Frequencies): HSDPA (900/1700/2100mhz) 4G Technology (Frequencies): HSDPA+ (900/1700/2100mhz)
No, it’s not Gingerbread but still a significant update that fixes many glitches and improves the overall usability of the HTC Thunderbolt. The update, about 22MB, will start rolling out beginning May 3 and can either be done OTA or manually depending on your preferences. Some of the improvements
Similar in almost every aspect other than the controller pad and PlayStation certification, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc and the Play are now available on Rogers Canada. If it’s the gamer in you that you are looking to satisfy, Xperia Play is the way to go but if raw processing
One of the most popular features expected of Gingerbread was the ability to video/voice chat on GTalk, but strangely the feature was missing when the Android 2.3 update first came out. But better late than never as they say since the search giant has now announced that it will be
The strategy with the Galaxy S worked out great for Samsung and it is looking to employ the same with the upcoming successor to the runaway hit – the Galaxy S II. As with its predecessor, Samsung is looking to flood the markets all over with the dual-core smartphone with
If this isn’t a sign of Droid supremacy, we really don’t know what is. According to Distimo, a company with a roving eye on applications across platforms, and its recently released findings, the Android Market currently has 134,000 compared to the Apple iPhone’s most recent count of 121,000 – a
