Yey, there’s an Android app called Gensoid (that you can download, Gensoid Lite is the free version without ability to save games) to install and play Sega Classic games on your Nexus One such as the Sonic Hedgehog (pictured above).
Here’s step by step instr
Sprint has recently and officially released Android 2.1 for Samsung Moment, download it here.
It looks like Android Tether is coming to Android 2.2 soon. For those of you who don’t want to wait nor pay any additional monthly fees for what’s already do-able, you can follow our instructions here on how to tether your Android phone via WiFi or Bluetooth. Plus, if you install Cyanogen Mod, you will get USB tether
Yesterday, I stumbled onto a cool hack where this guy has supposedly found a way to run Windows 3.1 on his Droid smartphone. Upon closer investigation, I found out that you can indeed install Windows 3.1 running on top of an Android app called DosBox. (See here for full instructions)
Of course, this isn’t the “true” way of running an operating system (over an app) but still, you can run your favorite Dos programs by instal
Motorola will be soon launching a new version of Flip phone dubbed, “Flipout” with Android 2.1 running on it (hopefully). I still remember when Motorola Flip came out back in 2004, that was like the biggest hit item then (I still own the phone), I think this will be a great nice little phone from Motorola.
One thing I don’t like about this device is that its screen is very small. I wish they would make the screen larger and wider. Well, just sayin.
For those of you who have been waiting for the next super phone like Nexus One (but better), the HTC Evo 4G is rumored to arrive on June 6th.
Recently, the HTC Evo 4G passed FCC, Oprah has gotten hands-on with the new HTC Evo, Sprint choose
Just reported, it looks like Android smartphones now have a larger market share at 28% of the U.S. mobile market while iPhones make up (now) 21%. RIM still leads at 36% but the good news is that Android OS is really starting to take on the popularity over iPhones.
Looks like Steve Jobs will be taking an iDump soon.
NPD says that unit sales for Android-based devices bolted past Apple iPhone devices for the first quarter in the U.S.
Apparently, someone has figured out how to run Quake 3 on the Nexus One. If we can find more information about it, we will soon feature a how to article on this so you can play Quake 3 on your Nexus One too.
ANY LAG ON THIS VIDEO IS THE CAMERA AND VIDEO QUALITY. The game is perfectly smooth on medium/high-ish graphics. Shit quality video of a Quake 3 port to Android on my Nexus on
For those of you who want a bit more out of your Nexus One phone, you might want to take a look at this hack that allows you to get additional 21MB of RAM by moving memory allocations around.
Of course, the Nexus One phone comes with 512MB of RAM so I don’t know if this hack is worth doing but for those of you who must be on the bleeding edge, you can give it a try:
This is what I did, starting from the 8MB RAM hack: - Expanded EBI1_BANK0 by 8MB because the incrediblec source said I could - Moved 5MB GPU memory from EBI1_BANK0 to SMI - Created extra memory bank in EBI1_B
