PPCGeeks - [3/6/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

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Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

AWESOME!!! Gimme gimme

Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

every time i run android and i try to connect to a network i never see Verizon and if i hit select automatically it says somethin about a sim card..i searched it up but didnt see anything..any help?

nvm i figured out how to remove it lol. and i can make a receive calls but cant text..does texting not work..fairly new to all this

Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

:headbang: Cannot wait for this. :headbang:

Wirelessly posted (Opera/9.5 (Microsoft Windows; PPC; Opera Mobi/17992; U; en))

No texts don't work yet- check out the first and second posts- tells you everything you need to know

Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

Have we been forgoten...he has not said any thing in a few weeks not even a..."Hey, Still working on it. there have been more delays in life and lost time to work on it...seem like i might have something in a few days"

Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

hopefully he comes back shocking all of us. i just got into the android thing on my touch pro when i was upgraded. not as far along on this device but it sure is nice to have people working on this and sharing the joy with all of us. can't wait till it is fully functional. even if just data and speaker got fixed that would hold me over for a while.

Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

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Originally Posted by docnas (Post 1576957)

@makkonen have u joined us here on the TP2? cuz the port seemed to progress amazingly fast when u focused on tht and the TP2 needs some tender love and care

Not yet. I've just taken an interest as my Touch Pro has started getting more-flaky-than-usual on me, and with all the people getting theirs traded out for TP2, I want to know what I'd be getting into if I switched.

Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

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Originally Posted by makkonen (Post 1577741)

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Originally Posted by docnas (Post 1576957)

@makkonen have u joined us here on the TP2? cuz the port seemed to progress amazingly fast when u focused on tht and the TP2 needs some tender love and care

just do the online insurance claim and see what they are offering and if they offer you a tp then cancel out until a tp2 is offered

Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

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Originally Posted by gmfeny (Post 1578156)

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Originally Posted by makkonen (Post 1577741)

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Originally Posted by docnas (Post 1576957)

@makkonen have u joined us here on the TP2? cuz the port seemed to progress amazingly fast when u focused on tht and the TP2 needs some tender love and care

just do the online insurance claim and see what they are offering and if they offer you a tp then cancel out until a tp2 is offered

FYI - I know that Sprint is no longer issuing refurbished TP1s (as of around November of 2009). If you have insurance, and want a TP2, you can make it happen for the price of your deductible.

Re: [1/25/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

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Originally Posted by makkonen (Post 1576463)

If someone wants to take up cleaning up and bringing the Android on HTC wiki up to date, that's noble... I feel like it fell by the wayside a long time ago. There's so much data on all these ports in so many different places, it's exhausting. (there's the xda-devs wiki, the android on htc wiki, the androidhtc wiki at sourceforge, the wave, the xdandroid and android on diamond threads at xda-devs... I could go on.)

Hosting builds is a very useful service, and probably the only hosting that needs to be offered. Gitorious doesn't fill that niche. Glemsom's site has the kernels covered, and Stinebd has just made an autobuild site for the rootfs (I assume those aren't much use for rhod400 at this point, if 95-civic has his own changes in the rootfs), but it is nice to be able to wrap up whole device-specific packages.

With all the wiki's and waves and sourceforge pages, which place has the highest potential of remaining as a one-stop source for information on the Android port?

Based on what makes the most sense to me, I would suggest that the "AndroidOnHTC" wiki be the central place for everything Android on all HTC devices. It seems to be the most logical central storage for all information regarding status, FAQ's, guide's, how-to's, and everything else.

If you wouldn't mind makkonen, could you actually include links to all existing Android for TP2 related resources for everyone following this thread. I would like to see where everything stands and maybe help in the efforts of consolidating all the fragmented information.

And finally, as for hosting, I am more than willing to offer up any additional storage space I have for hosting compiled builds (I've got probably close to a TB at this point just sitting out there in cyberspace). This goes not only for the CDMA TP2, but ALL Android builds for every HTC device. I am even willing to pay for a domain name if it helps, although it would be just as easy if whoever is controlling "androidonhtc.com" could just provide me with a subdomain such as "builds.androidonhtc.com" or "files.androidonhtc.com" for nice pretty linking purposes.

It would be nice to see things get more organized, and with all the help being offered, it should be possible to coordinate something. If each person who offered up help just took a small chunk of the total responsibility (such as updating just 1 page of a wiki), things could be improved really quickly.

Anyways, hopefully we hear something back from those working on this port soon.