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Plug the phone into your computer using the USB cable. Mount the SD card on the PC (you'll be prompted by the phone, just follow the prompts). Open the card in Windows Explorer. On the root of the SD card, create a folder called "music". Copy your mp3 files into that folder. Android will find...

This is the best guide to rooting and modding your phone, for the best ROM mods, from Cyanogen: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Full_Update_Guide_-_G1/Dream_Firmware_to_CyanogenMod There is no such thing as a "new" G1. Just follow this procedure and it will work. I did it with my G1...

HTC and other Android phones remain unlocked forever. In fact, the iPhone is the only device I've ever heard of that re-locks jailbroken phones when you try updating them with iTunes. Incredible. Go to this site: http://db.androidspin.com/androidspin_release_list.asp Look up your phone and...

Without a SIM card with some kind of active service, you won't be able to do anything on that phone. Apple locks those things down tight, just to prevent people from doing this.

Yes. If you buy the phone on a contract, you must get a data plan with any smart phone. This is common in all vendors. If you buy the phone from someplace else (like eBay or some vendor who sells unlocked phones), you can bring the phone to the cell comany and get whatever services you want.

No. Android doesn't support any TV technology.

The system on the Droid is called "Android." It's used on a number of phones released in the past couple of years. The Droid name is Verizon's trademark names for their phone models. Android is a great system, based on an open-source platform, which means it's updated frequently and is capable...

Set up an account for your phone on Verizon's website, and you should be able to see detailed billing. This will show you incoming and outgoing numbers of all activity. One other thing you might want to consider is locking the phone with a security PIN. Your phone should have the capability of...

If it's not under the media folder, just create it. You can also add video clips to the folder where the camera photos are stored, and they should show up in the Gallery.

Well, it would probably make phone calls and you might be able to text (if you have that on the SIM and on your account), but that's about it.

HTC isn't suing Apple. Apple is suing HTC (unless HTC has filed a countersuit.) Apple has no chance. You can't patent touching a screen.

The Android mobile device operating system is designed specifically for Internet use. It's a great system for browsing and other data uses. The Desire has great specs. Very fast processor. Excellent phone.

They are not making a CDMA iPhone. That's a rumor that pops up every few months. AT&T has exclusive distribution on that phone, and Apple has no interest in making a CDMA version. The rest of the world uses GSM, so why should they. Get an Incredible, if you insist on staying with Verizon.

http://support.t-mobile.com/doc/tm23531.xml

It's a data-capable phone, right? Then, yes, if you get it on contract, you have to get a data plan.

They are not making a CDMA iPhone. That's a rumor that pops up every few months. AT&T has exclusive distribution on that phone, and Apple has no interest in making a CDMA version. The rest of the world uses GSM, so why should they. Get an Incredible, if you insist on staying with Verizon.

No. Only the number it was sent to and the date and time. The text itself isn't shown.

Get the Nexus One. I've had mine a few days, upgraded from a T-Mobile G1, the Nexus is freaking incredible (sorry, no pun intended).

The only place to legitimately purchase a Nexis One is on line from Google. You will see people selling them on line, especially at eBay, for a higher price than Google does. This is stupid...buy it from Google. The phone is incredible. You also have a 14-day return for a refund period to try...

I wouldn't waste your money on an iPad. Then again, I hate Apple and all their crap, from their laptops all the way down to the stinking iPod. Luckily for you, I also own a Nexus One (so I'm not some anti-Apple troll). I just upgraded from a T-Mobile G1. I loved my G1, but the Nexus is...