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Watch out, T-Mobile G1 owners: a dodgy app that appears to be wiping phone memories has made its way onto the Android Market.
Hackers have already shoehorned Google’s Android OS onto laptops in recent weeks, but we’ve spotted a much more simple concept that does the same thing at CES: the Redfly Smartphone Terminal, which slings your phone’s screen to a netbook, and an Android version is being prepped!
Samsung is reportedly pouring a huge amount of resources into developing a new handset running on Google’s Android OS, with the goal of launching the device in the second quarter of 2009.
The as-yet-unnamed phone will reportedly be a variant of the Omnia and Instinct phones, which means we can expect a device dominated by a large touchscreen, with very few physical buttons. It’ll be sleeker in shape than the Omnia, however, which should be music to the ears of those who found the T-Mobile G1 a little on the ugly side.
No sandwich is going to fill that tech news hunger you’re craving around now, but we’ve got the perfect meal for you. It’s the lunchtime lowdown and it’s more nutritious than any salad – stuff yourself silly with all the latest gadget happenings after the jump. Read more
The iPhone’s list of unique abilities is getting shorter by the day. First Android trumped it with Google Maps Street View, and now it seems the T-Mobile G1 has multi-touch too!
Merry Wednesday, and welcome to lunchtime! It’s officially time to stop working, start stuffing your face, and fill up on the latest tech news you’ve missed so far this morning.