Android Market sudah bisa diakses oleh pengguna

Last month I outlined some details around Android Market. Today, Android Market launched for users to download applications along with the first Android-powered phone—the T-Mobile G1.

With Android Market, users can easily download apps to their Android-powered phone. Users can also rate the apps they’ve downloaded and leave comments. These users’ ratings along with anonymous usage statistics help determine how apps are ranked and presented within Android Market.

If you’re a developer, you will be able to register and upload your applications starting next Monday, 2008-10-27, when we’ve wrapped up a few final details. In order to make sure that each developer is authenticated and responsible for their apps, you will need to register and pay a one time $25 application fee. Once registered, your apps can be made available to users without further validation or approval.

Starting in early Q1, developers will also be able to distribute paid apps in addition to free apps. Developers will get 70% of the revenue from each purchase; the remaining amount goes to carriers and billing settlement fees—Google does not take a percentage. We believe this revenue model creates a fair and positive experience for users, developers, and carriers.

There are already over 50 apps available in Android Market today. You can view a showcase of some of these apps—which include multimedia, location-based tools, barcode scanners, travel guides and games—at http://www.android.com/market/. Now that Android Market is live and ready for contributions, we hope to see developers adding their own compelling apps starting next week.

In the coming months, we’ll continue to roll out additional tools and enhancements to Android Market. We also expect to see additional Android-powered devices rolling out by different carriers around the world. Starting today, you can get a device, test your apps on it, and get them ready for upload. On Monday, to share your app with the world, simply register, upload your application and publish it. It’s really that easy. I look forward to seeing what you bring to the Market.

Posted by Eric Chu, Android Mobile Platform on 22 October 2008 at 9:00 AM

Sumber:http://android-developers.blogspot.com

T-mobile G1 direlease hari ini

Sepertinya penantang tertangguh saat ini masih dipegang oleh G1. Ponsel pintar besutan HTC yang di pasangkan dengan Android ini akan menjadi penantang tertangguh iPhone 3G.

Bagaimana tidak, semua aplikasi yg berkaitan dengan internet sudah dikemas rapi di dalam G1. Dan bukan hanya itu saja, bersamaan dengan launching G1 juga akan dibuka appstore versi Android yang diberi nama Android Market.

G1 akan dilepas dengan harga $179.99 dengan ikatan kontrak 2 tahun dengan T-mobile.

CoolPad 9000, iPhone copycat lagi?

Sampai saat ini seperti sudah banyak sekali produk2 ponsel yg meniru iPhone, dari ponsel made in china sampai merek2 terkenal.

Salah satunya adalah CoolPad produk ponsel asal negri tirai bambu yg mengikuti jejak lainnya meniru iPhone.

Kasus iPhone 3G Factory Unlock palsu di India

Nah ini dia kalau mau lihat 3G FU yang palsu, kasus ini di temukan di India, dan di beritakan oleh iClarified. Informasi ini di post oleh salah satu situs di Israel. Ternyata menggunakan trik SIM solusi yang ditanamkan di dalamnya (seperti yang sudah diduga). Apakah sama dengan yang beredar di sini? Mungkin saja karena mustinya teknik nya mudah dipelajari.

Mengubah boot logo versi video

Mungkin sudah pada baca tutorial yg bro ketan berikan. Tapi liat di comment pada masih nga berani nyobain. Dibawah ini gue tempel video dari youtube mengenai cara ganti boot logo tanpa harus jailbreaking ulang. Mungkin dengan video akan lebih jelas.

boot logo bisa di unduh di sini : http://ipodtouched.net/index.php?page_id=482

Aduh, lagi kebelet iPhone bunyi lagi…

Lagi enak-enak ngeden eh tiba-tiba telpon bunyi, gimana ni lagi tanggung. Siapa tau itu telpon dari client penting. Aduh… pusing dah.

Gue jadi teringat cerita si Ronny yang waktu itu dia bawa iPhonenya ke toilet sambil ngeden sambil maenin tuh iPhone, pas mau berdiri tuh iPhone loncat dari kantong alhasil signalnya nge drop trus. Tapi sih ini nga ada hubungannya ama Ronny, gara-gara nyebut toilet dan iPhone langsung d gue kepikiran cerita Ronny.

Maaf ya pak Ronny

Back to topic, video dibawah ini memperlihatkan bahwa orang jepang itu emang kreatif, dimana dia selalu mendapat masalah ketika sedang di toilet iPhone selalu berdering, trus dia langsung d kepikiran ide gilanya, Mac gyver kali ya hahaha. iPhone dibikin bergerak it’s alive hohohoho

Rubah boot logo tanpa jailbreak ulang

Hmm, ada artikel menarik dari iClarified mengenai tools untuk merubah boot logo tanpa melakukan jailbreak ulang.

Silahkan lihat di iClarified, atau di copykan di sini lengkapnya:

Step One
Launch Cydia by pressing its icon on your Springboard.

Step Two
Press to select the Sections tab at the bottom of the screen.

Step Three
Press to select System from the list of Sections

Step Four
Press to select LogoMe from the list of Packages

Step Five
Press the Install button at the top right of the screen

Step Six
Press the Confirm button at the top right of the screen.

Step Seven
Once the installation has completed successfully click the large Return to Cydia button.

Step Eight
Press the Home button to return to your Springboard. Notice the new LogoMe icon. Press to launch the application.

Step Nine
When LogoMe first opens it will need an Internet connection to download some required files. Once the files have been downloaded press the Select Logo tab at the bottom of the screen.

Step Ten
Here we will enter a url for our bootlogo. In this case I will use http://www.iClarified.com/files/iClarified-bootlogo.png for the iClarified boot logo. If you would like to use a different logo you can enter its url here.

Step Eleven
Press the Download button to download the specified Boot Logo to LogoMe. Once it has finished you can press to select the Install Logo tab at the bottom of the screen.

Step Twelve
Use the Preview button to preview your downloaded Boot Logo and make sure it looks okay.

Step Thirteen
Press the Install button to install your specified Boot Logo onto your iPhone. The next time you boot you will see your new Boot Logo in place of the previous one!

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