This is a quick video look at the new cyanogen mod- 5.0.7-ds-test 2 Android 2.1 rom fo the G1 Links to getting the Rom http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?/topic/2688-cyanogenmod-5-for-dreammagic-would-you-like-a-pony-v507-test1-04292010 Just follow the instruction on what you need to get this bad boy on your G1

Yes that’s right true Android 2.1 is coming to the G1 thanks to the great Cyanogen mods. Right now size limitation are holding the rom hack from full installation on the G1 but that can be overcome with the use of DangerSPL. the version is the Cyanogenmod 5.0.7. check out the video below

Rumored specs:

1300mAHr Battery    * MicroSD memory cardslot is accessible without battery removal.  It is a push to insert and push to remove design.    * Optical trackpad with an integrated push button.    * Camera with LED flash.    * 3.5 mm Headset Jack    * Slide-out 4 row QWERTY keyboard * 320×48o screen resolution.    * ARM11 processor

Via Tmonews

This is a video T-mobile’s Beta voice-mail plus that is currently in beta. Here is a video of all the new features added to visual voicemail plus.  The video color is distorted to block out all the cell numbers used in the recording. Thank you

For a week or so, I have been using the Klipsch Image S4i noise canceling headphones. I must say the music experience is a delight.  First of let’s talk design, the curved nature of the in-ear buds all for easy placement of the headphones into the ears and the fit quite comfortable. There are also several interchangeable buds to pick from.’

Sound quality is a hard thing to describe in a review. so i would put it this way. Its simple awesome. Why, you ask? A lot of headphones today require battery attachment and such to provided the required audio bass level as well and noise canceling noise isolation to your headphones.  The Image S4i doesn’t need one and does an excellent job at it.  The Sound quality is crisp and clean, no distortion or base issues. Also the noise canceling noise isolation feature works superbly well. You can listen to music in peace with out any outside distraction.

To sum with I probably have stated several time, the Klipsch Image S4i head phone, are a true piece of sound quality. At an MSRP of $99, though priced higher for traditional ear buds. Do give you a tremendous amount of quality and use in a small fit and sublime package

ok Make this as a rumor Guys, Via Tmonews

This ported pic from an internal T-mobile forum claims that the beloved G1 will get a much needed boost to Android 2.0 by the end of the month. That would be fantastic news. This might be tied to the news of the Motorola Cliq getting an upgrade to 2.0 soon. Again this should be taken with super loads of salt. But for now we can only dream

In today’s technological world  we carry numerous high powered devices from portable media players, smart-phones, laptops and gaming devices of sophisticated fashion. But our battery technology is still far behind. Not one of these devices mentioned last as long as my tank of gas, some have to be charged every 4hrs just ensure it stay operational (I own a G1, which I love to death). Then you have to deal with having a charging cord for each device, you’ll  be lucky if the all use USB or micro-USB. There is also the issue of losing wires and just the plain stress of carry all that stuff with you which can be annoying.

Take CES 2010 is an example, going to the show I took a laptop, cell phone, Nintendo DS, digital camera, camcorder & ZuneHD. which equals to six chargers IU took to cover one show and lets not forget the extra battery for both camera and camcorders.  That is seriously too much extra stuff to carry around for one trip. So where does Powermat come in? Yes they were at the show and I got a chance to see what they had in stock, but lets be honest for the most part everyone had relegated Powermat to being a fancy charging station for high powered electronics.

At CES 2010 Powermat had a plethora of new battery accessories to show, new charging mat solutions that come in one, two or three variants that give you  the user to have a mat of different sizes anywhere. Also have portable charging solution with an internal battery that can charge two devices for  four full charges. The internal battery of the mat take 2hrs to charge.

Here is where Powermat came to shake things up, with the Powermat  Powerpak battery solutions for cell phones. Which simply is Powermat’s Asics technology shrunk down to fit into a battery. Now longer the need for an attachment or alteration of your device to work with the Powermat. All you need to do is by the Powerpak battery version for you phone, swap batteries and you are good to go with wireless charging your device. The battery will retail for around $39.99 and the might be an a la cart deal with a one solution Powermat and Powerpak for $69.99 and will be available in Q2. Its very exciting stuff, they’ve gotten their technology down to the point the can fit into Bluetooth headsets and other battery solutions for cameras and such.  If this pick up Powermat can easily become a battery solution provider for almost every electronic device manufacturer that requires a battery solution of sorts. Powermat has already begun creating partnerships with every major smart-phone maker to ensure their solution is in every mobile device. It shouldn’t stop there, I can see their technology in headsets, cameras, remote controls, videogame controllers ( will all love changing batteries for our Wiimotes), Slates and e-readers.

Now lets be frank here Powermat hasn’t increased the lengthen of battery storage, but what they showcased at CES 2010,  will make charging of an electronic device a convenient and seamless process, that literally requires you to drop your device on a table or in their case a mat. Hopefully next CES, all I will need is a mat and not 20 different cords.

Courtesy of BGR

T-mobile G1 v2

But we’ve uncovered something very sexy — an awesome image! Full slide-out HTC-style QWERTY? Check. Look for this to drop in October for $148 with a 2-year agreement at Walmart (so, $149.99 on T-Mobile then?). If the hit or miss hardware design of the G1 wasn’t your thing and the Magic’s lack of QWERTY has you disappointed, the G1 v2 is where it’s at.

it this is true, I wil be ugrade my G1 this year and emjoying more andriod goodness. Google is hitting its stride

It looks like reports are coming into to BGR, that G1 v2 will be made by Motorola for Tmobile. for me this is not good news. Considering Motorola’s recent reputation of crappy handsets. At least tmobile will be realeaing multiple Andriod phone towards the end of the year.

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Hope you enjoyed out G1 app review Our good friends over at BWone have put up  a nice and stellar review of my new favorite gadget, the T-mobile G1. They will cover all aspects on the phone from size, design to features. So hit the jump to enjoy the review

This is a very good app for the G1. The ability to post on you wordpress site, is awesome. The layout is simple, you can post a title, contents and even upload a pic from your phone. The settings are basic and allow mainly for posting features.

The downside is the inability to edit post and make changes to your website. In all wpToGo is a good start in blogging on the go from you G1 phone.

I give this a solid A-, as I post this review from my phone

Just testing out a new G1 app for wordpress.

Hi guys, been a while, Kiss0912 and I have been on a long break. well work the economy and elections are kicking our behinds.

Well as you all know b now, google and tmobile just released the G1 to the world. I mut sa I ws a little hestitant, but as an existing tmobile customer that I am and a dying samsung d900 phone. I gave the phone a chace.

I must sa to my delight and also diappointment the phone has lots of high point and a few lows.  Which I will get to on a later date. for now all I can say is; its a good phone with awesome potential