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October 22, 2009

HTC Hands Keys to Hero Kingdom Over to Developers

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Up until now, developers looking to create a great Hero/Sense ROM have had a difficult time. With no open-source kernel to work with, anyone wanting to mod or customize a Hero build has has to work with limited resources. That will no longer be the case, thanks to HTC.
HTC has made the full [...]

June 30, 2009

SuperHERO Rom on G1/Dream [VIDEO]

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The user interface/experience of HTC’s Hero is a definite thing of beauty.  Formerly known as Rosie, HTC’s Sense has people all over saying that Android is showing extreme promise when it comes to just how customizable it can be.  The hot question among G1 owners is “Can I get that for my phone?”

June 24, 2009

HTC Announces Hero with Flash Support, 3.5mm Headphone Jack

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HTC just announced their next Android-based handset in London a few moments ago. Called ‘Hero’, it doesn’t use your run-of-the-mill Android OS. Like they do with Touch Flo on Windows Mobile, HTC has sprinkled their own flavor on it.
Although the device is not listed on HTC.com yet, we’ve managed to get our hands [...]

May 30, 2009

HTC Hero ROM Demonstrated on G1 [VIDEO]

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The phenom known as Haykuro is back with another preview of the HTC Hero ROM.  The phone is rumored to be getting a June Eurpoean release so it’s safe to assume the firmware will make its way to Magic and G1 owners shortly.
Click here to watch the previous video which shows other details of the [...]

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