Last December, Google announced that they were selling an unlocked Android Dev Phone 1 for $399 USD. The mobile phone was the first Android-based phone to be both SIM-unlocked and hardware-unlocked and available to the public.
Today, Google changed the terms of the Android Market however, blocking owners of the Dev Phone from downloading and paid applications from the store.
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Originally posted by jean2006: can some one explain what does motorola have to do with this article??
Google, just produces the OS, Motorola is carrying the phone, that the OS goes onto I'd assume, its a reasonable response but they shouldn't've released Dev. phones in the first place, and trust me someone will create a workaround, let the backwards engineering begin!
Originally posted by jean2006: can some one explain what does motorola have to do with this article??
Google, just produces the OS, Motorola is carrying the phone, that the OS goes onto I'd assume, its a reasonable response but they shouldn't've released Dev. phones in the first place, and trust me someone will create a workaround, let the backwards engineering begin!
