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Default [CLOSED/G2] G2 & Android: Evolution through leaps and bounds.

I'm definitely looking forward to root and ROMs being ported to the G2. I have been using custom ROMs like Cyanogen's mod for quite some time now on my G1, and now that I am without; it has become blatantly obvious that it's the little things that transform quality products into luxury products. Thanks to everyone's work, we are watching the definition of luxury in the making. With every new technology that comes out, and every new line of code the developers and awesome community coders write we are watching the evolution of our devices progress. Can't wait to see how this great phone will fly once I get it away from stock. I'm already interested in the new things that are slowly being discovered about it. As some sit and complain that they aren't getting what they paid for, others are going on an adventure finding out whatever they can from a new product. Its like a giant puzzle that people all over the world are working together to figure out. How interesting it would be if they actually took advantage of situations like this and all the energy that follows them to create fully immersive viral advertising campaigns. I mean everyone who is following the developments of the G2 are putting so much emotion into it all. Whether it's positive or negative we are watching the community come together as a whole, and it's pretty amazing. Whether or not there really are lasting issues with the memory or other parts of the phone, I am enjoying the dynamic of our teamwork to figure it all out.
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I'm right there with you bro. This phone will have crazy developer support, I can't wait to see what happens. Things can only get better especially with support from cyanogen.

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I kind of agree. I'm more annoyed that rooting is the only way to get screenshot/wifi tether privileges..


If those two things were incorporated already (booooo Google & T-Mobile) I probably wouldn't root. I find android pleasantly customizable even without the theming options.
 
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you can capture screen shots without root

i followed the instructions at this link (for the Droid) and works great

you'll need to download the SDK developers kit and the Java developers kit but they're both linked in the instructions and your phone will have to be connected to your PC, but once you've done the download, you'll end up with a shortcut icon on your desktop taking you straight to the screen capture function screen

and shot you see below is a capture of my GPS maps with satellite image layered

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-...-mobile-phone/

 
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you can capture screen shots without root

i followed the instructions at this link (for the Droid) and works great

you'll need to download the SDK developers kit and the Java developers kit but they're both linked in the instructions

and shot you see below is a capture of my GPS maps with satellite image layered

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-...-mobile-phone/

Obviously I meant without using a computer and having to use the SDK. That's a lot more hassle than it should be.
 
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once we have tablets with USB we should be able to put sdk on them(hopefully) and play with our toys using our other toys
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I kind of agree. I'm more annoyed that rooting is the only way to get screenshot/wifi tether privileges..


If those two things were incorporated already (booooo Google & T-Mobile) I probably wouldn't root. I find android pleasantly customizable even without the theming options.
It's actually all T-Mobile's fault, not Google's. T-Mobile would never let its users have that feature for free.

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It's actually all T-Mobile's fault, not Google's. T-Mobile would never let its users have that feature for free.

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WEll I was blaming Google for the Screen Shot limitation... but yeah.

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