It appears the great devs over at XDA might have done it again.  At the time of this writing they are in the middle of finding a way to bypass the bootloader, write data to the NAND and provide a false signature.  This is still in work and a couple of remaining steps are required Continue Reading…

You all knew it was coming.  When Sprint and HTC released the Android 2.2 update for the EVO 4G, it successfully removed root access to all those users looking to get a little more out of their ‘Droid.  Well fret no more users, once again the good people of XDA Developers have found a way Continue Reading…

Drizzy has gone and removed the watermark from the Hero Android 2.1, apparently, those funny watermarks were actually in the ROM itself.  This ROM has been ported over to the G1/myTouch 3G phones already, but it’s a matter of time before it’s ported back to Hero and CDMA.  But, what’s really important here is this Continue Reading…

I read a very nice article over at engadget this morning about how the developers over at XDA Forums have found a way to get the Google Maps Navigation application that currently ships with Android 2.0 and by default only with the Motorola Droid at this time working on a G1 on T-Mobile’s network. You Continue Reading…

That title is a mouthfull.  But, as a nice move on HTC’s part for all those XDA developers and ROM creators/hackers the source code for Hero, which brings Sense UI, has been released today.  It will allow the coders even more freedom to help build better ROMs and improve on an already great interface.  I’m Continue Reading…