It might be because I run a lot of background apps, but still, the battery only lasts a few hours, so I have to charge it every time I get the chance. From what I've heard, I think blur might be the culprit. I got rid of all the widgets, but I understand that it still runs in the background even with no widgets to update. Anybody running the hacked 2.1 on this who can report on battery life? I was going to wait for the official update, but if I can get rid of blur at not too high a cost I...
For some strange reason it doesn't show all my google calendars. I can choose them but they won't be shown in any of my calendar apps. Any thoughts? The web seems to be full of complaints about the exact same thing but other than exporting the calendars, deleting them and making a new one by importing the calendar again there is no solution...
I'm currently using English, Chinese and French on iPod touch and I'm thinking about putting my money on Android (especially the Incredible). If there is multi-language support, is it through an official OS release, a hacked ROM, or the Android Market? Thanks for your help as I can't seem to find any answers?
It doesn't happen often, but enough to be minorly annoying. It usually happens when an app that demands a high amount of memory fails. The app forces closed, then the Home screen stays in Landscape mode when the keyboard is hidden. I can open and close the phone to force a reset, but any new application will immediately go into Landscape mode. The only solution I have found to cure this power cycling. This issue is not unique to my CLIQ, but happened on my G1 in every revision of Android OS...
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When I hit menu in the most recent version of Twidroid and then hit Exit Application, it still updates all the time in the background. I have to kill it with TasKiller. Is there something that I am missing or does it just run all of the freaking time if you don't kill it manually? You used to be able to exit and it would stop. If I wanted it to keep going I would just hit the home button on the myTouch.
Android was built from the ground-up to enable developers to create compelling mobile applications that take full advantage of all a handset has to offer. It was built to be truly open. For example, an application can call upon any of the phone's core functionality such as making calls, sending text messages, or using the camera, allowing developers to create richer and more cohesive experiences for users. Android is built on the open Linux Kernel. Furthermore, it utilizes a custom virtual machine that was designed to optimize memory and hardware resources in a mobile environment. Android is open source; it
