Android OS for the HTC Touch Diamond and HTC Touch Pro!



It’s not everyday you see a Windows Mobile smartphone running a Linux-based mobile operating system. But, in the crazy (crazy cool, that is) world of handset hackery, anything is possible. So, it shouldn’t be all that surprising that Android hackers have ported Android OS to the HTC Touch Diamond (Diamond) and HTC Touch Pro (Raphael). The new Android OS ROM has been posted to the HTC-Android forums for anyone willing to use their previous-gen smartphones as Android guinea pics.

To be clear, Android OS runs just fine on the Diamond and Raphael. Unfortunately, there’s still the issue of creating Linux drivers to control all the different devices in the HTC Touch Diamond and HTC Touch Pro. So, for now, Android OS can basically only surf the web and send SMS through the smartphone’s GSM connection (GPRS, EDGE, 3G). Everything else (microphone, speaker, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, etc.) just doesn’t work… yet.

Like we said, if you’re willing to use your precious Diamond or Pro as a test-bed for the new Android OS ROM, go ahead and download here. We’d recommend that you first read up on these threads here and here.

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Ajd nek proba neko 

jel se na ovaj nacin koliko vidim nece poremetiti wm
kako se kasnije vratiti na wm

Ja probao juce, radi lepo, osim cinjenice da pozivi odlazni/dolazni ne prolaze.
Totalno je bezazleno - skine se zipovan fajl, iz njega izdvojis folder koji prebacis na root memo kartice, odradis soft reset, pokrenes cini mi se haret.exe preko File Explorera, onda cekas neko vreme i kad se Android podigne zezas se sa njim, a kad odlucis da je dosta, jos jedan soft reset i vraca se stari, dobri WM.

Pa dobro, proradice i to 

dobro je
a kako ga otkljucati

Na TyTN II rade odavno i pozivi i sms.
Android je sasvim lep i finger friendly OS ali ja nisam nasao bas neki veliki izbor aplikacija pa brzo ume da dosadi (bar meni)

Spanish firm GeeksPhone launches "One" Android set



It looks exactly like a Samsung Omnia, but don't be fooled -- what you're actually looking at here is Spain's first go at producing an Android handset (which is especially ironic considering we just reported on the andromnia project). Our colleagues from Engadget Spanish were live in Barcelona today for the grand unveiling of the GeeksPhone One, a Cupcake-powered phone featuring a 625MHz PXA310 core, quadband EDGE plus HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth, AGPS, 3.2 megapixel primary camera plus a front-facing cam for video calling, and microSD expansion -- sounds great, but the package is marred a bit by the fact that it's rolling with a resistive 3.2-inch touchscreen. Hard to complain with the price, though -- GeeksPhone expects to sell the set for somewhere between €250 and €300 (about $352 to $422) unlocked when it launches this fall.

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Sense UI Makes it Onto HTC G1



Lately there’s been a lot of talk about whether or not the Sense UI unveiled for the HTC Hero will be available on other handsets, either Android and Windows Mobile. Well, some clever chaps have managed to cram Rosie onto the HTC G1/Dream and demoed it on video for the world to gawk at. Everything seems to run pretty smoothly through the eight minutes of navigation, but feel free to watch the whole thing for a nice tour of what will likely end up on the Hero. There are full instructions on how to get the HTC Hero’s user interface on your own G1 in broken, Google (NSDQ: GOOG)-translated English, but just keep in mind the ROM is still half-baked and prone to a few bugs. In the long run, Sense won’t officially make it onto Android phones “with Google” due to licensing issues - the UI is HTC’s baby, not Google’s, after all.

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Bice ovo uskoro i za WM telefone, zahvaljujuci XDA, ubedjen sam