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engadget.com - 1/25/2009

Get your hack on: unofficial multi-touch support released for Android

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We've been hearing for months now that both Android and the T-Mobile G1 hardware have some magical, top secret low-level support for multi-touch, but unless we can... you know, do something with it, it really isn't doing anyone any favors. That's where the lovely people in the ...

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geek.com - 1/25/2009

Android app destroying G1 users’ memory?

— geek.com — A new app called MemoryUp Personal appears to be responsible for the destruction of many G1 users’... memory, as stated in the comments about the app in Android’s App Market. The app, created by Peter Liu, is being called a ... (more) Android app destroying G1 users’ memory?

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androidauthority.com - 1/27/2009

General Mobile showing dual-SIM DSTL1 Android phone at Mobile World Congress

— androidauthority.com — We just received a note from cell phone manufacturer General Mobile telling us that it plans on... showing off the world’s first dual-SIM capable Android powered phone at the 2009 Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona next month. The phone, ... (more) General Mobile showing dual-SIM DSTL1 Android phone at ...

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android.com - 1/23/2009

— android.com — Android Android Market Help Interested in having your application in Android Market? Learn more Android Market Android... Market helps developers get their applications in the hands of users by acting as an open distribution system. A beta version is now ... (more)

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Multi-Touch Hack on Android T-Mo G1
SolSie.com — ... several steps including flashing the ROM.    The hack is still showing some rough transition effects, the author is fully aware and suggests remedies. The hack is still a promising ongoing concept work. Especially useful for developers who want to emulate this function in their apps. We wholeheartedly hope that Google will make it official on the upcoming release of Android.  [Read HERE via Engadget] Thanks Doug M.! ...