It’s been a while since I last did an ebook recommendation. Reading has been a little slow lately, but there have been a few good reads that I want to recommend. First up is the new book by Stephen King, Under the Dome
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What a wild roller coaster ride this year has been. When we started 2009, we only had one phone running Google’s Android mobile operating system : the T-Mobile G1. Now we have a few from Motorola, HTC, Acer and soon (maybe?) even the mighty Google itself will have the “Google Phone” aka Google Nexus One.
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You can try to beat them, or you can go ahead and join them. Say you’ve gotten your hands on an unlocked iPhone, and you want to use it on the T-Mobile USA network. If you’re simply using the iPhone to make calls and SMS, then usually all you need is to pop in your T-Mobile SIM card and you’re good to go. However, if you want to access the Internet and use MMS, you’ll need to enter the settings for T-Mobile. This guide is for iPhone OS 3.0 and above.
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Palm certainly made a bold move when they decided that the development of applications for the new webOS platform was going to be all standards-based HTML. That means that if you can develop for the web, you can develop for webOS. However, Palm has not been tremendously successful in getting more apps into the Palm community.
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