wut flash player do I need for my new sweet google android g1?

by gabrielsaldana

I’m trying to get full internet capabilities on this google phone ie pandora.com and myspacemusic if possible and some additional websites r tellin me to install a flash player..

Answer by misca c2005
yes you need adobe flash player and for the latest version go to http://www.adobe.com search for your phone operating system and get your flash player;some sites use it even you are using your phone on the internet

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So, I have never unlocked a phone before and I’m curious if there is any way to unlock a Google Android (only on T-mobile) and place it on my Verizon account. I heard something about an unlock coming for the Android, but I’m also wondering what the ramifications for doing this are?

Answer by itsa s
As of right now no since it has just came out no one has experimented to see if the phone can be unlocked but t-mobile claims that it is locked to the t-mobile network and they wont realize the unlock code until you have been in a contract for at least 90 days. so i guess we will just have to wait and see as im sure you remember when shortly after the iphone came out that teenager figured out how to hack the iphone but to answer question right now no, but give it time because im sure someone will find a way =]

Answer by John D
T-Mobile is a GSM network, Verizon is a CDMA network two really different technologies … so as of right now anyways.. no

and i do reckon it says alot about Verizon if T-mobile is able to come out with a better phone

http://www.informationweek.com/news/security/attacks/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=210700232

Answer by twolkitt
No it is not possible. T-mobile uses SIM cards and the G1 requires a sim card to work, since verizon doesnt use SIM cards it will not work on thier network

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