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Here's why Android will ultimately win the mobile OS war:
Google has three of the top 10 sites most regularly accessed on mobile phones - natively integrated into their operating system. Not to mention that Facebook is tightly integrated into the core system of Android 2.x also.
No other company has more than 1 entry in this list.
Think about it - 12 months ago, there was ONE Android device on the market....running Android 1.1. Now there are 2.1 devices out there and at least 25 devices running Android, many of which appeal to different demographics.
Let's see where we're at this time next year. 2010 is going to be huge for Android.
Google has three of the top 10 sites most regularly accessed on mobile phones - natively integrated into their operating system. Not to mention that Facebook is tightly integrated into the core system of Android 2.x also.
No other company has more than 1 entry in this list.
Think about it - 12 months ago, there was ONE Android device on the market....running Android 1.1. Now there are 2.1 devices out there and at least 25 devices running Android, many of which appeal to different demographics.
Let's see where we're at this time next year. 2010 is going to be huge for Android.
also, is there a better text-message app that will replace the current text messaging method? i'd prefer to have all my contacts visible and then select multiple instead of having to think of which recipients to select and then type them from memory.
it would really be much easier sending the same messages (i.e. xmas messages, new years messages) to multiple recipients (majority of people in my phonebook) rather than having to do a few people at a time.
it would really be much easier sending the same messages (i.e. xmas messages, new years messages) to multiple recipients (majority of people in my phonebook) rather than having to do a few people at a time.
new Cyan ROM is out, 4.2.10
[ROM] CyanogenMod - Keeping You Legal For Less (STABLE) [UPDATED 12/23 - v4.2.10] - xda-developers
[ROM] CyanogenMod - Keeping You Legal For Less (STABLE) [UPDATED 12/23 - v4.2.10] - xda-developers
/\ Don't bother flashing this. It's buggy as hell. Kept rebooting on me before it even booted properly.
I had to revert to a Nandroid backup from 5 days ago
Knew I should have Nandroided before flashing this. Oh well, all sorted now. I doubt I lost anything major, I keep pretty much everything synced to the cloud anyway so I'm all good.
I had to revert to a Nandroid backup from 5 days ago
Knew I should have Nandroided before flashing this. Oh well, all sorted now. I doubt I lost anything major, I keep pretty much everything synced to the cloud anyway so I'm all good.
when you say MT, what does that refer to?
Lucky escape. i havent done a nandroid backup since the last two times ive updated the ROM. should be more cautious.
/\ Don't bother flashing this. It's buggy as hell. Kept rebooting on me before it even booted properly.
I had to revert to a Nandroid backup from 5 days ago
Knew I should have Nandroided before flashing this. Oh well, all sorted now. I doubt I lost anything major, I keep pretty much everything synced to the cloud anyway so I'm all good.
I had to revert to a Nandroid backup from 5 days ago
Knew I should have Nandroided before flashing this. Oh well, all sorted now. I doubt I lost anything major, I keep pretty much everything synced to the cloud anyway so I'm all good.
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