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How to Create More Internal Memory for Android Apps
Nov 6th
Dom2684 has put together a concise tutorial in the Android Forums on how to create more ‘internal memory’ for Android Apps on your G1, myTouch and other Android phones. Basically it involves creating an ext2 partition on a memory card that tricks Android into thinking it has more internal memory. Unlike a certain iPhone 3G, our Android devices give a wiser range of capabilities with hacks like this.
Of course if you take your memory card out this newly created ‘internal memory’ will disappear but it does open up a wide range of possibilities including the ability to just copy and paste data to a larger newer memory card when the time comes. To find out how check out the thread on HOW TO: Create an Ext 2 Partition MADE EASY w/ Pics
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Loading ...Rumors and News Thursday, 5 Nov. 2009
Nov 5th
Pictured above is the HTC Touch HD2 as it will appears on T-Mobile in the UK. It’s a shame we don’t get the exotic HTC phones over here States side. How hard would it be for T-Mobile to offer the phone even if they don’t have to advertise. I’m sure there’s several thousand that would buy it. Really TMo you don’t even have to support it, just offer it 
. There is a tiny rumor going around that it MIGHT come to the US but we won’t know for sure until the 9th or 11th. Keep your fingers crossed.
Quick Specs: 4.3 in touchscreen, 4.9MP camera, FM Radio and all the other goodies that come standard now a days.
Also, several sites, like TMoNews, are reporting that more cities are experiencing the 7.2Mbps 3G speeds that we talked about awhile ago. Chicago and New York are among them. Other cities that should be experiencing them soon would be major cities with high population densities like Philadelphia, Boston, Seattle, Los Angeles, etc. Please let us know if you are experiencing sudden elative 3G data speeds.
Edit: Bad Joke removed
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Video: myTouch 3G and Dash 3G Side by Side
Aug 6th
As promised, video on the Dash 3G and myTouch 3G. Stay tuned for more in depth looks.
(average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...Motorola Morrison with T-Mobile 3G Bands Passes FCC
Jul 29th
The First Android powered Motorola phone is coming to T-Mobile U.S.A. Yeah, I’m talking about that ugly blue thing. The specs are decent enough, all the stuff a smartphone being released in 2009 should have. And again, it’s mad by Motorola, so don’t get too excited.
- Tri band WCDMA/ HSDPA/ HSUPA 900/1700/2100
- Quad band GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
- WiFi
- HandsFree Speaker
- Photo and video Camera
- Video Player
- Stereo Bluetooth
- Music Player
- HTML Browser
- Android OS.
No word on pricing, release date, or alternative colors yet. Though if you really wanted, you could just paint it.
(average: 4.40 out of 5) Loading ...Even More MyTouch Pics
Jun 22nd
More pictures of the recently announced MyTouch 3G! It seems that T-Mo will be throwing in a carrying case too. More pictures after the break.
(average: 4.00 out of 5) Loading ...T-Mobile 3G Officially Rolls Out
May 5th
That’s right. New York City is now enjoying Voice and Data on T-Mobile’s new 3G network. T-Mobile plans to accommodate most metropolitan areas by year’s end with the new network. Customers with compatible phones will enjoy faster download/upload speeds and better mobile data experience. No public calendar is available yet for the roll out of the network per city but be rest assured it is a welcome change.
Source: Matthew Miller at ZDNET
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Cities for the New Network
Apr 18th
Some rumors floating around the web about which cities will get the new T-Mobile network and in what order. Folks, you gotta remember T-Mobile has been building this thing for years. They’ve been testing. I’m willing to wager that the network unveils in at least 75% of the cities below within the first week of launch.
In no obvious order:
New York City
Austin
NJ and Long Island
Las Vagas
Minneapolis
Miami
Dallas
Chicago
Houston
Philadelphia
Denver
Detroit
Orlando
Kansas city
Atlanta
Los Angeles
New England
Portland
Sacramento
San Diego
Seattle
Washington DC
San Francisco
Birmingham
Memphis
Tampa
Phoenix
Sources Gizmodo IntoMobile FCC TmoNews
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