news.zdnet.co.uk - 11/13/2008
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Stephen Shankland CNET News.com Published: 12 Nov 2008 09:37 GMT Google has begun releasing details about the vulnerabilities it patched in two updates to Google's Android operating system software in the T-Mobile G1 smartphone. The company had acknowledged some of the work earlier, but it has ...
mobilizy.com - 11/11/2008
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mobilizy.com —
Wikitude for android - Startpage INTRODUCING MOBILIZY We
are a small Austrian-based business specializing in software for...
smartphones. Our focus is on location-based service solutions and augmented reality. Currently we are concentrating on Google's ...
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newsblaze.com - 11/12/2008
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newsblaze.com —
Free Visual Voicemail Application Lets Users Centralize Multiple
Voicemail Boxes and Prioritize Important Messages Right on Their...
Android Device Under the Radar: Mobility -- PhoneFusion(TM), an innovative provider of reliable, hosted communications ...
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PhoneFusion(TM) to Preview Visual Voicemail Application ...
modmygphone.com - 11/10/2008
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modmygphone.com —
iPhone hacker Jay Freeman (aka saurik, author of
such iPhone programs as Cydia , Cycorder , and...
WinterBoard ) has successfully managed to get a Debian distro running on the G1 . And the best part? It runs in full harmony with Android - you lose no ...
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Debian Ported to the G1 - Android Forums | G-Phone Forums
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RC29, RC30 G1 Android updates get explained
Engadget —
Filed under: CellphonesWe'd already gotten a general idea about what Google's RC29 and RC30 Android updates for the G1 did, but if you're curious about all the little details, you'll no doubt be pleased to know that the Google Android Security Team has now finally come out and explained the updates themselves. As we had heard, the RC29 update fixed a vulnerability that could potentially let malicious sites take over your browser, but it apparently also fixed two other software bugs, including a universal cross-site scripting problem that ...
RC29, RC30 G1 Android updates get explained
Engadget Mobile —
Filed under: Handsets, T-Mobile, AndroidWe'd already gotten a general idea about what Google's RC29 and RC30 Android updates for the G1 did, but if you're curious about all the little details, you'll no doubt be pleased to know that the Google Android Security Team has now finally come out and explained the updates themselves. As we had heard, the RC29 update fixed a vulnerability that could potentially let malicious sites take over your browser, but it apparently also fixed two other software bugs, including a universal ...
Google explains Android patches
Hack a Day —
... Google has been trickling out info about what they’re actually fixing in the G1 firmware updates. Before RC29, users were able to bypass the phone lock using safe mode. RC29 also brought WebKit up to date, presumably patching the ...
REBOOT, el “curioso” fallo hallado en Android
Celularis —
... , pues dicha palabra era interpretada por la línea de comandos del terminal. Afecta a las versiones 1.0-TC4-RC29 o anteriores, con la release RC30 ya está resuelto desde ayer, por lo que recomiendan actualizar a una versión más reciente. ...
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Google has fixed an a potentially devastating bug in its newly released Android operating system.
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tgdaily.com 11/6/2008 — It did not take long for the first jailbroken G1 Android phone to
surface in fact, it took hackers less time to crack Android than it
took to do jailbreak the iPhone. Of course, the implications are
entirely different and the benefits of an open ...
Android Goes Open-Source
readwriteweb.com 10/22/2008 — When Google announced Android, its software platform for mobile devices, it released an SDK for developers to work with, but it also promised to eventually release the code under an open-source license. Today, Google and its partners in the Open ...
Three Places To Shop For Android Apps? How Confusing!
readwriteweb.com 10/23/2008 — Yesterday, T-Mobile stocked their stores with G1 handset, the first smartphone to feature Google's mobile operating system "Android." Along with the device itself, the Google Android Market also went live. There developers are offering a number of ...
Where Will Android Go Next?
gigaom.com 10/21/2008 — When it comes to its new mobile operating system, Android, Google’s dreams go beyond just mobile phones. Indeed, the company is hoping that the open-source version of the software will eventually find its way into a panoply of devices.
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Google Open-Sources Android on Eve of G1 Launch
eweek.com 10/21/2008 — Google releases the complete Android mobile operating system stack under the open-source Apache license, freeing up carriers, OEMs and ambitious application development experts to build functional smart phones with the software. The mobile and ...
Google kills Android jailbreak with new Android OS RC30 update
intomobile.com 11/9/2008 — Talk about a quick response.
Almost as soon as the Android development community happen to stumble upon a root-access “jailbreak” method for the Android OS , Google let loose their counter-punch. Google is now pushing out a new Android ...
Facebook for Android T-Mobile G1, well almost
phonesreview.co.uk 11/17/2008 — Social networking site Facebook is now available for the Google Android T-Mobile G1 via the Android market. It was only a matter of time before Facebook came to Android to compete with its social networking rival MySpace.
This new Facebook ...
Google Android Market is live
downloadsquad.com 10/23/2008 —
The Google Android Market is now live. What's the Android Market? It's sort of like the App Store for the the iPhone. But for cellphones running the Android OS. Right now, that means the T-Mobile G1. Because the G1 isn't locked down as tightly as ...
Google Patches Flaws in Android on G1 —
I4U News 11/12/2008
Google has offered details on two of the bugs that it patched in the Android operating system currently available on the T-Mobile G1 smartphone. The two updates are known as the RC29 and the RC30 that began distribution in early November.
The RC29 ...
T-Mobile G1 Google Android-based smartphone —
The Register 11/12/2008
Operating System 1, Hardware 0 Review Apart those with either a technical or professional interest, it's open to question how many mobile phone purchasers weigh up the matter of a device's operating system before handing over their cash.…
Thoughts On The T-Mobile G1 —
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs 11/15/2008
It's been almost a month since Google, HTC, and T-Mobile unleashed the first Android-powered G1 on the public, and I'm sure there are plenty who are still on the fence. I've been putting the handset through the wringer for the last few weeks, and ...
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