A jailbroken iPhone has been hacked to run Android. The Android OS is said to run slowly, but it works for SMS, voice, and web surfing.

Reports are coming in that claim the sources have told Daring Fireball’s John Gruber that the iPhone Gizmodo bought is “very similar” to the read deal. I still want to know whether that engineer that lost the thing was canned or not.

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Looks like the Android 2.2 OS, plus known as Froyo, has been caught running on the HTC Magic which is additionally known as the T-Mobile myTouch 3G, according to the snapshot you see above. Of course, there is no denying that that could very well be a Photoshop job, but anticipation runs high that it is the real deal as well. Are you looking forward to Android 2.2 being released for your device?

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Apple has really given weight to the iPhone 4g prototype that was found in the bar I just mentioned by asking Gizmodo to give the device back. Each day the company demands images or substance come down, it’s seen as an admission that said subject matter is real by many.

Sister site SlashGear has its own iPhone app that is now available on the App Store for folks to download. It offers updates on new stories on the site.

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The Sony Vaio P is back in the structure of yet another clone – we’re talking about the Aoson R169 from Shenzhen Anson. that model comes with a trackpoint that saves room since there is no more need for a touchpad, where it will be powered by an Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor, accompanied by an 8.9″ display at 1,024 x 600 resolution, 1GB RAM, an 80GB hard drive and 3G support. No concept on pricing, but it probably won’t be more expensive than the real deal. Check out our previous coverage of other Vaio P clones here.

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Apple has really given weight to the iPhone 4g prototype that was found in the bar I just mentioned by asking Gizmodo to give the device back. Each duration the company demands images or composition come down, it’s seen as an admission that said composition is real by many.

Sister site SlashGear has its own iPhone app that is now available on the App Store for folks to download. It offers updates on new stories on the site.

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We previously reported on a suspected iPhone 4G leak, who would have thought that it would be the real deal? It seems that the folks by at Gizmodo managed to get it from someone who “found it in a bar” (we thought that Apple chained their analysis devices to tables?). After putting it under the knife, it looks very much like the real deal. You have to confess, it looks like the most credible of of all the devices that we’ve seen so far. The new screen has a much higher resolution, there’s a real flash in the back and a front-camera (Skype might go to the next level soon). Check out the full post for the details and a video.

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Since summer is marching towards us with each second that ticks by, why not manufacture the relevant preparations whether the place you stay at happens to suffer from sweltering heat every year? The Desktop USB fans not only look cute, but they ought to be able to help as well, being fully powered by your computer’s USB port when plugged in with an On/Off switch. Too poor it can’t oscillate like the real deal, now that would have been a nice touch.

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The HTC Hero has gotten yet another clone, that moment round it looks more or less similar physically as with the Asia Pacific version of the HTC Hero (the one endowed with the chin), alongside Huawei Hisilicon’s top-of-the-line K3 533MHz processor which is a good 5MHz faster than the original HTC Hero’s 528MHz Qualcomm chip. Apart from that, you get 256MB of internal memory with an interface which is similar to the original. According to those who have tried it out, the entire interface is smoother than the real deal. No notion on pricing or availability though, but chances are that will be a China-only device for the moment.

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The MacBook Air undergoes the cloning treatment yet again with the E-stary that moment round, featuring a bright black color on the exterior that makes the white Apple logo all the more prominent. Chances are that will turn more heads than the original as you strut it down a street, although you might be ridiculed at once society discover that that is a clone and not the real deal. There is a white model just in case you were wondering, and prefer to work without attracting too much attention. Features are pretty much standard netbook specifications, including an Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor, an 11.6″ display at 1,366 × 768 resolution, integrated GMA 3150 graphics, 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity and a couple of USB ports. No notion on availability, but it is tipped to cost around $300 after conversion.

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The Dell Adamo range is certainly not meant for the budget minded computer user out there, but for those who want style without forking out too much money, how about some clones? Enter the Dell Adamo clone from the good folks at Shenzhen, where that one comes with a seemingly aluminum chassis, although the chocolate color on the inside is rather questionable from the aesthetics point of view. Unlike the real deal, that model bears netbook specifications namely an Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor, an 11.6″ display, 1GB RAM and a 160GB hard drive. No notion on pricing and availability as at press duration though, but we’ll do our best to keep our eyes peeled.

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