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Because the battery life is shit on my Desire.
Just in time for the world cup!
My Desire is REALLY fucking me off big time. It's almost like it's heard me talking about getting an iPhone 4 and is having a hissyfit . It just keeps randomly dropping signal and internet. Really infuriating. I'm going to go back to a stock ROM and see if that helps. Was going to do that anyway as I'll be selling it next week.
Wow £290 when you can get in brand new through 02 for £285.....
After doing some reading i have seen that there is a rom that has been ported from froyo 2.2 is it worth trying to figure the stuff out for doing that or wait for the official release?
No mate thats sim free...
Google is launching a new tool on Monday that lets anyone create an app for Android phones.
Google App Inventor claims to enable non-coders to develop complete, working Android (Android) apps by connecting a series of “blocks”. Google (Google) has been testing App Inventor in schools for a year, reports the NYTimes. At the time of writing, App Inventor is only available to those who apply via a form.
The concept is a smart one: Not only is the Android Market (Android Market) an open platform for developers (with no approval process, ala the App Store (App Store)), but now we’ll likely see a vast array of specialized apps built by non-developers. This could radically increase the volume of apps in the Market versus the App Store.
The expansion may of course come at the cost of quality: We’ll see thousands of new Android apps, but will they be of a “cookie cutter” nature, offering very little value? There is, however, an upside in the long-term: If App Inventor is so simple that schoolchildren can make apps, some those same children will soon become coders themselves … and perhaps choose to develop Android apps rather than iPhone (iPhone).
Google and Apple are currently in a heated battle to win the hearts and minds of developers. Google, it seems, wants to win over the non-developers too.