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EVO here....Phone is nice, battery sucks!
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Did anyone get the Inspire on AT&T? How do you like it??
i'm thinking of pulling the trigger on my lunch break.
i'm thinking of pulling the trigger on my lunch break.
INTLplayers
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Did anyone get the Inspire on AT&T? How do you like it??
i'm thinking of pulling the trigger on my lunch break.
i'm thinking of pulling the trigger on my lunch break.
whyhellothere
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Is anyone having problems with Words with Friends?? I've been getting a connection problem when I try to play.
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Is anyone having problems with Words with Friends?? I've been getting a connection problem when I try to play.
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Looks good bruh, yeah, I can def help with the UI. I need the .api coding from Yuku or NT (Meth?). Let me find out. It could be similar how XDA forums work on mobile.Originally Posted by Alchemist IQ
Originally Posted by Tetsujin23
^BRUH if this can happen i will donate asap.
Looks like i got a friend to join but he's some what knowledgeably of writing code, lets hope and see. I'll be doing a lot of research before anything gets finalized.
Don't get hype cause this is just testing this program out from google, I haven't even scratch the surface yet. I think I'll need some help with someone designing the UI.(Boost)
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Looks good bruh, yeah, I can def help with the UI. I need the .api coding from Yuku or NT (Meth?). Let me find out. It could be similar how XDA forums work on mobile.Originally Posted by Alchemist IQ
Originally Posted by Tetsujin23
^BRUH if this can happen i will donate asap.
Looks like i got a friend to join but he's some what knowledgeably of writing code, lets hope and see. I'll be doing a lot of research before anything gets finalized.
Don't get hype cause this is just testing this program out from google, I haven't even scratch the surface yet. I think I'll need some help with someone designing the UI.(Boost)
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^^^ That would be sick... XDA mobile is real good to get around
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^^^ That would be sick... XDA mobile is real good to get around
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Is there a SECURITY APP where the app takes a picture whenever the "theif" tries to enter a wrong combination (screen lock)? That's alongside with GPS locate and other standard security features.
I had one with my iPhone before but I'm trying to look for one with Android.
I had one with my iPhone before but I'm trying to look for one with Android.
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Is there a SECURITY APP where the app takes a picture whenever the "theif" tries to enter a wrong combination (screen lock)? That's alongside with GPS locate and other standard security features.
I had one with my iPhone before but I'm trying to look for one with Android.
I had one with my iPhone before but I'm trying to look for one with Android.
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unless da pyramid is mind blowin imma stick it out with my nexus oneOriginally Posted by onetwothreewick
HTC really struck out with all of their new devices
I don't see anything worth upgrading to from my nexus one so far this year.
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unless da pyramid is mind blowin imma stick it out with my nexus oneOriginally Posted by onetwothreewick
HTC really struck out with all of their new devices
I don't see anything worth upgrading to from my nexus one so far this year.
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Atrix on AT&T looks promising (already getting great reviews)..
but what's this Android/AT&T "lock" thing everyone seems to hate? someone please feel me in.
but what's this Android/AT&T "lock" thing everyone seems to hate? someone please feel me in.
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Atrix on AT&T looks promising (already getting great reviews)..
but what's this Android/AT&T "lock" thing everyone seems to hate? someone please feel me in.
but what's this Android/AT&T "lock" thing everyone seems to hate? someone please feel me in.
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I think it's because AT&T won't let you side load apps, they lock access to it. Sprint, T-mobile and Verizon are the only carriers that allow it (basically install apps not found on the Market).Originally Posted by proper english
Atrix on AT&T looks promising (already getting great reviews)..
but what's this Android/AT&T "lock" thing everyone seems to hate? someone please feel me in.
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I think it's because AT&T won't let you side load apps, they lock access to it. Sprint, T-mobile and Verizon are the only carriers that allow it (basically install apps not found on the Market).Originally Posted by proper english
Atrix on AT&T looks promising (already getting great reviews)..
but what's this Android/AT&T "lock" thing everyone seems to hate? someone please feel me in.
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[h1]VMware put an Android in your Android, so you can VM while you VM [/h1]
by Matthew Rogers on February 15, 2011 at 06:30 PM
FILED UNDER: apps, security, cellphones, android
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So apparently VMware heard you like virtualization (or at least, that corporations do), so it made an Android virtual machine that can run inside Android's own Dalvik VM. The idea being, of course, that busy corporate types could play all night on their nifty new Android superphones, but still be able to dive into a minimalist, business-first environment with one tap when it's time to go to work. Judging from the video that our cohorts at Engadget posted earlier today, the whole thing seems to be pretty awesome, even if it is only working on an LG phone for the time being.
But the ability to run a second Android instance inside your already-running Android OS isn't just for dividing work and play; the system that VMware's cooked up is secure enough to be functional for enterprise use. While inside the VM, all data is encrypted, and the whole thing can be externally or even remotely managed. The idea of a managed system might dredge up bad memories of using an enterprise-managed BlackBerry (if you've ever had the displeasure), but the upside in this case is that it's not your whole phone -- just a VM that's stored on it.
Another nice thing about this is that it won't necessarily have to kill off space you may otherwise use for personal apps, since according to the VMware rep in the video, the guest OS can be housed either internally or on the SD card, and the demo was running surprisingly fast off the SD card.
While it's all well and good that Android phones may be one step closer to completely replacing BlackBerry phones in enterprise environments, the really interesting thing that the VMware rep touched on was that this isn't a one-trick-pony sort of virtual machine setup. When this tool is finished and available on more devices, we may be seeing Androids running instances of just about anything in the next few months, and that's what really gets me excited.
