1. No, as far as I can think, you can't do both. :/
On Nov 11, 3:37 pm, chrisdonia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm keen to get on the Android bandwagon early, feeling betrayed by
> Nokia's inability to keep up with the competitors. But I'm now worried
> that the things I use my phone for the most will not be provided by
> the G1. Hopefully somebody can give some answers to my main concerns:
>
> 1. No headphone socket; I can cope with this, BUT is it possible to
> charge the phone whilst having headphones plugged in?
>
> 2. No stereo Bluetooth; Is this a hardware or software restriction? Is
> it possible that a later firmware might allow change, or are we stuck
> with it?
>
> 3. No Flash; presumably Adobe will get around to releasing an Android-
> compatible Flash player?
>
> 4. Media players; I listen to music and watch divx or flv files A LOT
> on third party applications. Is there something equivalent?
>
> I'm terribly afraid I'm going to end up with a shiny G1 which I use
> for phone/internet and an iPod touch for the rest of my lifestyle, and
> this distresses me :(
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