How to unlock the Nexus bootloader

http://androidspin.com/2010/12/16/how-to-unlock-the-nexus-s-bootloader/

You know

The end of a long year

Chevron goodbye 2010

Google App Inventor now open for all

http://androidcommunity.com/google-app-inventor-now-open-for-all-20101216/

~Sent from my Android~

LG Launches Optimus 2X, World’s First Dual-Core Smartphone

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Mashable/~3/cEf5ToHFn54/

~Sent from my Android~

R&B Cellars Christmas Party

Got a chance invitation to R&B Christmas party last night. The clear front of the dome gave everyone a beautiful view of San Francisco.

EPIC

Has anyone been following Umi?

Looks like Cisco’s taken this a long way since I first heard leaks of it.  I didn’t even realize it was for sale already.  I wonder if there’s any way we can tap into this for enterprise users?

 

http://home.cisco.com/en-us/telepresence/umi/

 

Computers are incredibly fast, accurate, and stupid; humans are incredibly slow, inaccurate and brilliant; together they are powerful beyond imagination. — Albert Einstein

Fair enough

I think that if an illegal immigrant makes it all the way up to Canada he should say "King me!" and then be able to roam around anywhere he wants.

3 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Android OS and 3G Video Calling Integration - http://blog.radvision.com/voipsurvivor/2010/05/27/3-things-you-probably-didnt-know-about-android-os-and-3g-video-calling-integration/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_me

By Tsahi Levent-Levi I’ve returned recently from a business trip in Asia and met a few prospects over there. It seems like a lot of activity is going on in Asia around the Android operating system – the most obvious being 3G phones based on the Android OS. As 3G supports mobile video telephony inherently, service providers make a requirement for handset vendors to add such support to their Android devices as well. From the ongoing work that we’ve been doing for a few handset vendors’ upcoming Android handsets, here are 3 requirements that I myself didn’t know about for such an integration: 1. Android isn’t geared towards mobile video telephony Google is the company behind Android. Google is a US company, focusing (at least at first) on the US market, trying to build a competitive solution to its archrival: the Apple iPhone. However, mobile video telephony just isn’t part of what comes with the Android. Want a simple example? Take RIL (the Radio Interface Layer), for instance. The implementation shipped with the Android OS just doesn’t support mobile video telephony – there is no way to open up a 64kbps circuit switched connection with the RIL Daemon implementation. Vendors who wish to use Android and 3G-324M need to modify the RIL Daemon’s implementation and add the missing components or bypass it in some other means. 2. One size doesn’t fit all Vendors approached me several times asking if we had any experience with Android on the chipset they have chosen. While the answer is usually “yes”, we cannot provide any “out-of-the-box” solution that they can just take and use. In order to provide a solution for mobile video telephony on Android, we need to work on the exact hardware design that the vendor is working on. Even if the main chip is the same one used in another vendor’s design, the camera may be different, the screen resolutions may vary and the same goes for other aspects of the system. So yes, each Android project is slightly different, with some integration effort and fine tuning needed in each case. 3. It is coming to the market At the moment I don’t think that there are any Android handsets on the market that support 3G-324M. But I do know that there will be a few of them released pretty soon. How do I know this? We’re assisting a few vendors to implement 3G-324M for those handsets. I guess that now that Android has made its mark on the mobile handsets market and is being adopted rapidly by multiple vendors, service providers are looking into what they can offer on top of it to their customers – mapping the missing features they need and asking vendors to provide them in upcoming handsets. While the upcoming iPhone OS 4.0 may or may not have a front facing camera, Android mobile handsets are definitely coming out with front facing cameras, and the best way to utilize these cameras is by utilizing 3G-324M for video calling.

Follow up to the fol

Follow up to the follow up: I'm ashamed that I had to rewind the video 3 times to focus on the message. (I bet you did too.)

Follow up: This is w

Follow up: This is what we have become.

EVOLVING!

EVOLVING!

After this krazi lon

After this krazi long day, on my last email check I Blue Screen. Now I'm 10 restarts in on this F**kn PC. It's 2010! What the hell is taking Linux so long?

Round 2! Lyle Tomlin

Round 2! Lyle Tomlinson is in his element.

Just finished the fi

Just finished the first excutive support open house here at chevron. My acting career is going nowhere. People just laugh at me on stage.