Ok great thanks for the help!
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Subject: [android-developers] Re: Development phones question
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The Nexus One bootloader is unlockable with the 'fastboot oem unlock'
command.
The Google Android team uses it for platform development and
encourages contributions to the Android Open Source Project. Have fun.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ has information on rooting most HTC
android devices, while http://www.droidforums.net/ covers most
Motorola devices. Rooting a device allows you to install the
engineering bootloader found on dev phones and flash versions of
android that are not signed with the
Does anyone know the status with the development phones? Apparently
they are out of stock.
Don't know -- I'm leaving this to someone else.
- Can any other device be used for development testing?
People use their T-Mobile phones to develop all the time. I'd think
you can do it with any
On Sep 8, 9:20 am, WoodManEXP woodman...@gmail.com wrote:
Does anyone know the status with the development phones? Apparently
they are out of stock.
- Can any other device be used for development testing?
If you are writing applications for use by people with current carrier-
branded phones,
The problem with a non-development phone (or a locked one) is that the
carriers demand such unreasonable terms, like two year contracts and
all. In my area, T-Mobile is available but doesn't work in my home.
The 3-g here for T-Mobile is slower than dial-up and is only available
in a tiny fraction
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