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Android coming to VOIP phones, Blu-Ray Players and STBs

Posted January 6, 2010 by Pier8

The Android platform has proved itself quite adaptable for applications beyond powering phones. We have seen Android powering netbooks and ebook readers. According to Android Guys, at this years Consumer Electronics Show, MIPS Technologies will be announcing an initiative to use Android to power a wide variety of devices including VOIP phones, Blu-Ray Players and [...]

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Nexus One Kernel Posted

Posted January 6, 2010 by Pier8

Cyanogen has announced the availability of the kernel source for the Nexus One. Let the cooking begin.

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Dell’s first phone coming to AT&T in 2010 and running Android

Posted January 6, 2010 by Pier8

Android launched in 2008 with the G1 exclusively on the T-Mobile network followed by the MyTouch. A few months later, a US version of the HTC Hero appeared on Sprint. Verizon joined the party with the Motorola Droid and HTC Droid Eris in late 2009 leaving AT&T as the only major US carrier without an [...]

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Does Nexus One come with FM radio capabilities?

Posted January 6, 2010 by Pier8

The Nexus One may be one of the hottest new gadgets, but that hasn’t stopped the fine folks over at ifixit from breaking theres open and snooping around inside. Among the goodies found inside was the wifi chip that the Nexus is packing, Broadcom’s BCM4329. According to the spec sheet, along with the B/G/N wifi [...]

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Nexus One commercial

Posted January 6, 2010 by marc_hav

If this doesn’t want to make you buy the Nexus One then you should keep your Nokia 2610

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Unlock the Bootloader on your Nexus One

Posted January 6, 2010 by Simon Walker

Paul and his team over at Modaco are just rising stars and keep hacking away at the HTC Nexus One. If you can even call it hacking. It’s almost like HTC and Google want us to access the device and do what the community does best, Put new custom ROMs on it. So we rooted [...]

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