Jan  21  2009
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Truphone launches on the G1

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Truphone Anywhere is an application for Wi-Fi enabled handsets that lets users make cheap international calls. Currently the Truphone application is available on iPhone, Blackberry and Nokia devices. Truphone even works on an iPod touch turning your MP3 player into a mobile phone. From today the Truphone Anywhere application is now available for Android enabled devices, including the recently released G1 phone. Truphone works in 33 countries and saves users a vast amount of money in making international calls to those countries. Truphone also works really well with instant messaging. From one application Truphone users can use instant meassaging on a variety of networks such as MSN, Yahoo, Google Talk and Twitter. Truphone will soon incorporate Skype messaging and Skype calls.

Written by Peter Ross in: News | Tags: ,
Jan  21  2009
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How To Import And Sync A Playlist From iTunes To A T-Mobile G1!

Much easier than you would think to import your fave musical playlists from iTunes onto your T-Mobile G1, without breaking (much of) a sweat. You do however, need a PC/Mac to get going, and it is a bit of a homebrew solution, but it works…

1. Connect your T-Mobile G1 to the computer.

2. If a ‘Music’ folder doesn’t already exist on the memory card, create one! Calling it ‘Music’ would be a wise choice.

3. We are simply going to drag-and-drop the playlist from iTunes into the G1, so create an appropriately named playlist folder.

4. Open up iTunes, and bring up the relevant playlist.

5. Tap CTRL + A / Command + A on a Mac to select all.

6. Simply drag and drop the entire list onto the G1’s playlist folder. This moves the actual tracks, rather than the specific order of play (the order will be done in a sec!). The files will then move across to the handset.

7. Next, go back to iTunes, and right click on the playlist, and select ‘Export Song List’. Export it as an XML file, and save it to the desktop.

8. Close iTunes, and go to http://www.davidlomas.com/playlistconverter/. Here is a playlist converter!

9. Where it says ‘iTunes song list to convert,’ click Browse and select the XML we exported.

10. Click ‘Okay,’ but the newly file doesn’t get the .m3u suffix it so desperately needs, rather it just gets renamed to the first word of your song.

11. That’s okay, just rename the file to your required playlist title, and add the ‘.m3u’ suffix manually. It’ll say some jive, but it’s okay because you want an .m3u file!

12. You now have your playlist! Go back to your G1, take the .m3u and stick it in your folder! It’ll be the same songs, in the same order!

13. Enjoy your musical wonderland of iTunes playlists in your T-Mobile G1!

Source: TodayIFeelLike

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Jan  21  2009
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T-Mobile G2 / Android HTC Sapphire 2.0 In The Flesh (That Means Pictures)!

Thanks to Gizmodo, we have some spy pictures of the HTC Sapphire 2.0 in the valley of the real, sans T-Mobile G1 keyboard, with sleek iPhone 3G-ish curves and a shiny back end!

Still runs Android, still has that ergonomic ‘chin’ at the bottom, and has a nice 3.2 megapixel camera (no flash??).

With the launch of the T-Mobile G2 rumoured as early as May, it’s nice to know that there are some physical handsets for HTC’s ‘09 line up floating about already!

Without a keyboard, that bad boy better come with Cupcake!

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