Comments on: Android – The Perfect Setup http://www.hd911.com/2010/01/android-the-perfect-setup/ HD911 Sun, 11 Jul 2010 09:05:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Apple iPhone 3G http://www.hd911.com/2010/01/android-the-perfect-setup/comment-page-1/#comment-7952 Apple iPhone 3G Sat, 30 Jan 2010 18:18:32 +0000 http://www.hd911.com/?p=288#comment-7952 <strong>Apple iPhone 3G...</strong> The myTouch 3G is now available in T- Mobile stores across the US, joining the G1 as the second Android handset for the carrier. More importantly, it\'s only the second Android phone to be released by a carrier in the country. We\'re not counting t... Apple iPhone 3G…

The myTouch 3G is now available in T- Mobile stores across the US, joining the G1 as the second Android handset for the carrier. More importantly, it\’s only the second Android phone to be released by a carrier in the country. We\’re not counting t…

]]> By: kwiksand http://www.hd911.com/2010/01/android-the-perfect-setup/comment-page-1/#comment-7951 kwiksand Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:48:28 +0000 http://www.hd911.com/?p=288#comment-7951 No problem Tyrone.<br><br>Stay tuned, I've got more coming soon, along with a few alterations to some of the apps (and my opinions of them) in this post.<br><br>Oh, and I'll fix up the blog/formatting one day too :P No problem Tyrone.

Stay tuned, I've got more coming soon, along with a few alterations to some of the apps (and my opinions of them) in this post.

Oh, and I'll fix up the blog/formatting one day too :P

]]> By: Tyrone Neill http://www.hd911.com/2010/01/android-the-perfect-setup/comment-page-1/#comment-7950 Tyrone Neill Wed, 27 Jan 2010 13:54:29 +0000 http://www.hd911.com/?p=288#comment-7950 Thanks for teaching me the awesome powers of the Android. Thanks for teaching me the awesome powers of the Android.

]]> By: kwiksand http://www.hd911.com/2010/01/android-the-perfect-setup/comment-page-1/#comment-7949 kwiksand Thu, 21 Jan 2010 01:39:58 +0000 http://www.hd911.com/?p=288#comment-7949 I've not tried to build my own ROM (there's already so many cooks as it is), but have a couple of handy little scripts which help the flashing process. it copies all installed apps from /system/app and the apps local DB's in /system/data to a backup area which are then copied straight back on after flash is complete. I've not tried to build my own ROM (there's already so many cooks as it is), but have a couple of handy little scripts which help the flashing process. it copies all installed apps from /system/app and the apps local DB's in /system/data to a backup area which are then copied straight back on after flash is complete.

]]> By: Justin Megawarne http://www.hd911.com/2010/01/android-the-perfect-setup/comment-page-1/#comment-7948 Justin Megawarne Mon, 18 Jan 2010 11:50:44 +0000 http://www.hd911.com/?p=288#comment-7948 Have you played much with making a custom ROM? As in, hacking some of the source and getting only the stuff you want in there?<br><br>Definitely gonna have to look at Advanced Task Manager and SetCPU. Anything for undervolting? :P Have you played much with making a custom ROM? As in, hacking some of the source and getting only the stuff you want in there?

Definitely gonna have to look at Advanced Task Manager and SetCPU. Anything for undervolting? :P

]]> By: kwiksand http://www.hd911.com/2010/01/android-the-perfect-setup/comment-page-1/#comment-7946 kwiksand Wed, 13 Jan 2010 06:36:25 +0000 http://www.hd911.com/?p=288#comment-7946 They should be all free except for Advanced Task Manager, and there are free alternatives to that as well. definitely though the combination of Screebl and Locale I think has been the best thing that I rely on all the time.<br><br>I firmly believe that Locale should be the defacto standard (maybe included in Android itself!?) and any apps which drain battery life or something should publish plugins for it. I'd love to get in a situation where I could turn off say twitter updates at work (to cut down on time wastage or turn down the frequency of gmail sync if the battery was running flat, etc etc.<br><br>I like to keep my phone as clear as possible too actually, the less crap, the better!<br><br>About the blog, yes I know I've got some fixing to do, its very rough around the edges, I've just not found the time yet!<br><br>-k :P They should be all free except for Advanced Task Manager, and there are free alternatives to that as well. definitely though the combination of Screebl and Locale I think has been the best thing that I rely on all the time.

I firmly believe that Locale should be the defacto standard (maybe included in Android itself!?) and any apps which drain battery life or something should publish plugins for it. I'd love to get in a situation where I could turn off say twitter updates at work (to cut down on time wastage or turn down the frequency of gmail sync if the battery was running flat, etc etc.

I like to keep my phone as clear as possible too actually, the less crap, the better!

About the blog, yes I know I've got some fixing to do, its very rough around the edges, I've just not found the time yet!

-k :P

]]> By: Henry http://www.hd911.com/2010/01/android-the-perfect-setup/comment-page-1/#comment-7943 Henry Wed, 13 Jan 2010 06:14:24 +0000 http://www.hd911.com/?p=288#comment-7943 Yo, which of those apps are free, and what do the ones that aren't free cost? There's some good stuff in there that I'll probably try out.<br><br>Have to disagree on the chomp sms stuff though - I really like the base Android sms client. I've not used Chomp or the iphone one extensively, but from the short play I had on a mate's iphone, it looks all shitty and cutesy without much benefit.<br><br>Mind you, since I don't use any sort of apps2SD, I try and keep my setup as lean as possible to keep things running smoothly. I'm looking forward to upgrading from the G1!<br><br>Also the blog seems to have some formatting issues on IE7. There's some text overlayed on the blog post - I think it might be from your footer or something?<br><br>-H. Yo, which of those apps are free, and what do the ones that aren't free cost? There's some good stuff in there that I'll probably try out.

Have to disagree on the chomp sms stuff though – I really like the base Android sms client. I've not used Chomp or the iphone one extensively, but from the short play I had on a mate's iphone, it looks all shitty and cutesy without much benefit.

Mind you, since I don't use any sort of apps2SD, I try and keep my setup as lean as possible to keep things running smoothly. I'm looking forward to upgrading from the G1!

Also the blog seems to have some formatting issues on IE7. There's some text overlayed on the blog post – I think it might be from your footer or something?

-H.

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