Warning: Downloading Paid Apps is probably illegal and we don’t advise you to do this, this is for informational purposes ONLY!
For those of you who want to install paid Android apps for FREE, there’s actually a rather simple way, as Ray has pointed out here using his Droid:
Basically what you do is do a Google search for any .apk files. For example, if you wante
For those of you who want a “better” keyboard than what the stock Nexus One provides you with (or any other Android phone), you can try the HTC keyboard. By the way, these instructions can be used on any kind of Android phone whether you have the Droid or others.
Also, these steps basically show you how to install any .apk files on your Android phone, meanin
Here’s a quick demo of the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 that’s coming to Nexus One.
The highlights of Google Nexus One over an iPhone isn’t that it has about 35% faster 1Ghz Snapdragon CPU processor (instead of iPhone’s 666Mhz Snapdragon CPU) or that Nexus One has a whopping 5 mega-pixel camera and two microphones for noise-suppression, but that Nexus One will
I know this is a blog about Nexus One but today I installed Thai font for one of my Thai friends who wanted to view and type Thai on their Droid.
It took me about an hour to do it and it’s rather simple but let me guide you step-by-step as some of the steps required additional hacking on my part.
Basically, you need to root your Droid first, then install Busybox, which allows you to do basic linux command, then you simply copy over Thai-enabled Droid Sans font files to system font directory.
1) So, first, you will need to root your Droid. Follow our
I have tried to root Droid but one of the problems I found with the guides I found online was that the rooting zip file was no longer there.
Well, I did find an alternative that worked.
Here’s how to root your Droid, for version Android 2.0.1:
1) Download the zip file here and rename it as “update.zip”. (Thanks to Android-Devs.org forum
It’s hard to believe but it’s true, Nexus One trademark has been taken by Integra Telecom long before Nexus One smartphone was launched by Google.
Google’s recent trademark application for Nexus One was rejected for this reason as it could be confusing with Integra Telecom’s, who’s “Nexus One” apparently generates almost $60 million in revenue. (That’s what they are saying but I haven’t found one piece of evidence that says Integra Telecom is actually using it. Take a look at their
Step-by-Step video tutorial for installing HTC Desire ROM on your Nexus One:
HTC Desire is basically the same hardware as Nexus One but branded for HTC coming in about a week. But someone has hacked the Desire ROM into a Nexus One, allowing Nexus One users to see firsthand what HTC Desire looks like.
Well, I installed the HTC Desire on my Nexus One and I have to say itR
For those of you who have backed up your ROMs (such as your factory Nexus One OS or the Cyanogen Mod), you will love the fact that restoring your ROMs are only couple buttons away using the System Recovery tool (that you used to install ROMs.)
For those of you who want to know how to back up your Nexus One ROMs, read Step 2 through 3f on the guide on how to install Cyanogen ROM on your Nexus One.
To start restoring your ROMs, make sure you have curre
For those of you who want to install WiFi tethering on your Nexus One (The open source Android Wifi Tethering app), you will need to root your phone and also install the Cyanogen Mod. Btw, Cyanogen mod is highly recommended as it will turn your regular, stock Nexus One into a super Nexus One. I was reluctant to switch too in the beginning but after switching to Cyanogen mod, I am never going back.
Mind you, the Android WiFi Tether app works flawless, turns your Nexus One into a WiFi Hotspot!
