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My G1 is still holding up fine. Sooner or later, I'll flash a newer kenrel that will allow overclocking to around 700-800mhZ. That's not too far from Snapdragon processors.

Not sure if the QM10 ever was posted but here it is with the QM11: Now the reason to why requests haven't been filled lately or anything done for that matter is due to: -The fact that we do not have pics to use as reference for the signs -The fact that I haven't fully learned how to animate frames smoothly yet. -The time considerations. I'll push out whatever I can this weekend. Btw, with 1 frame signs, you can resize them to use them as signatures at an expense of quality.

I know that, I'm just used to unlocking the phone as part of the jailbreak process. (As you can slipstream the ultrasn0w unlock right into the jailbreak)

A little bit. You can just buy a subsidized version and then jailbreak it. (If it's running firmware 4.0 / 4.0.1)

The last updates for these devices seems to be 1.6. (Donut) Of course if you're willing to flash a custom ROM that's built off a later firmware, you can enjoy the newer firmwares. I have my G1 running 2.2 (Froyo) on a custom ROM. It's about time the Sidekick device has been done right. Let's hope that Wifi is included this time around.

Just going down the list:

Yes, the EVO looks so sleek. I held a HD2 in my hand and said "Nah, I need to get my Android fix." Here's some more recommended apps for Android: Titanium Backup - It's another backup app - Not only does it backup/restore apps, it does the same for settings and userdata. On top of that, you can uninstall any apps that you don't want. (i.e. AmazonMP3, Twitter, etc.) AdFree Android - Blocks ads that can be displayed in apps / browser. Installer - Allows you to install .apk files from your SD card. Get the one with the gear as the icon from Market. SetCPU - Allows you to set your clock speed ranges. Includes supports for profiles that go into effect whenever certain criteria are met. (i.e. Battery <15%) The version on Market is the donate version. You can get it from the XDA Developers for free. Droid/Milestone Overclock - Allows you to overclock your Droid / Milestone. The max this app gives you is 1200 mhZ. ADW. Launcher / LauncherPro - Replacement Home Launcher. Looks real better than Froyo's default. ADW. Launcher is the default launcher used in CyanogenMod. NYCMate - The bus/subway maps all in one place. Also, you can view the timetables of the subway stations that you select. (Not sure on how accurate it is) Swapper 2 - Swapper partitions a part of your SD card to be used for swap. (In Linux, swap is the equivalent of the paging file in Windows) This allows your phone to move faster at the expense of your SD card's health. (Not too much of a hit, but it's being worked whenever it Swapper 2 goes into effect) Skyfire Browser - For the phones that have the older ARMv6's, you can't take advantage of Flash within the browsers. Skyfire allows you to take advantage of Flash. ColorNotes - I keep notes. Do you? Also, you should root your phone if you can and flash a custom recovery. Custom recovery menus allows you to make what's called a "nandroid" backup which backups the nand image of your phone. In case something happens in which you don't like the outcome, you can boot back into recovery and restore your nandroid backup thus restoring your phone to when the state to when the backup was made.

Or Honeycomb.

Wow, that blows big time. That's something I would have expected from Sony. lol. Time for some OS ports?

Well I had one bad of a typo in that previous post. - I meant to say that I never got a good connection while at my uncle's house. (It's like a good dead spot over there) I wouldn't necessary say that the Sidekick line was crap, it was the software that bought it down. (Or at least mines) Cool, let's see if any backports can come of it. Wow, that is one hell of a deal.

That's partially true. I used to have the Sidekick 08 and could never get a reliable data connection. However with my G1, I was able to get 3G service. Sweet. Another CM user. I think we should stop the bashing unless you are speaking from personal experience. (And I'm not talking in the store, it's called out in the field) I got a chance to fiddle with my uncle's iPhone 4 this past weekend. I used to not like the chassis but I held it again and it felt like a new device. It's snappy and that front camera just owns.

The Torch is slower than my G1 on a bad day. For a new phone, it will get dusted in terms of speed.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Universal_Androot

If you use the Galaxy S or is planning to get one, here's a free SIM Unlock that's done via adb. (Android Debugging Bridge) http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/4999-howto-sim-unlock-your-vibrant-galaxy-s/

Well I read up that its sometime in September as well. I've seen leaks of some specific stuff from the G2 firmware builds such as the kernel, radio, etc. Yeah, it's about time. That's just how Apple works though. >_>

Here's just an example of one of the many mods available for the Android platform. This is my G1 running CyanogenMod 5. (Eclair Rom) CyanogenMod 6 will use the Froyo rom. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTiE6UEpCSA

Thanks you two. But, those two signs I posted up are two separate destinations for the route. They are one frame each.

Well seeing as requests are moving slow and being that I was taught by RTS CNG Command himself, I tried my hand at sign making... It's hell. I did manage to push out this for a first try. It took 3 days: I'll try to push out 1 frame requests to keep the thread moving. I wasn't taught animations as of yet so 2+ frames will have to wait for now, or until RTS CNG Command has time.

Flash support was introduced in the Froyo 2.2 update.

I'm currently rolling around with a Motorola Milestone, (the GSM version of the Droid) and its on T-Mobile. It's not customizable as I would like, so I will eventually leave it for the Nexus One.