If you have been keeping yourself updated with Android news, you have probably heard all the hype about security, location, and privacy for the past couple weeks. Though such issues are a given (since most of the benefits of working “in the cloud” are made possible due to these features), they can become dangerous and ... Read More »
CyanogenMod 6 has finally landed, giving the HTC Magic and Dream a taste of Froyo. While a few other ROM developers have been releasing some of their beta builds on Android 2.2 for the two phones, the CyanogenMod team is the first to deliver a nearly perfect build to the public. For those already running ... Read More »
Now that the Android 2.2 source code is available, the development community can begin to tear it apart and cook up some custom ROMs for those users with rooted (hacked) phones. The team behind the popular aftermarket firmware distribution CyanogenMod is already hard at work and they are racing to get ... Read More »
Look for a public beta to be released tomorrow night.
What other tricks does the Nexus One have up its sleeve?
One of the first Android phones that ships with root access out of the box.
Nearly every Android phone that has been released supports multitouch, but Google has refused to implement it throughout the operating system and most of its native apps. Google made the design decision early on that they wanted to use one-handed operations.
Did you just get your Nexus One and you are craving root access? Read our guide and watch the video as we hack a Nexus One in under 10 minutes. Complete instructions to unlock the bootloader and flash Cyanogen’s N1 Addon.
Eclair source is now available in the AOSP.
CyanogenMod to receive USB tethering in next update.
