Month: January 2010

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Google Nexus One Phone: Some Questions Answered.

Google Android Event went without any major surprises. Engadget already reviewed the phone. The pricing details were leaked days before the announcement. There are number of questions about Nexus One Phone that a lot of people still want to know.

Will it work with AT&T, Sprit, and Verizon?
Nexus One Phone is a GSM device and it will not work with CDMA networks such as Verizon and Sprint. Nexus One Phone is fully compatible with T-Mobile network. Nexus One Phone will work with AT&T and Rogers network sans 3G support.
Place an order: Using the phone with your SIM card

How much does it cost?
$529 for a Nexus One Phone
$179 for Nexus One Phone with T-Mobile Even More individual 500 Plan. read more

Will Nexus One Phone support other carriers?
As of now Verizon and Vodafone have signed up with Google for Nexus One Phone.

Where can I read more about Google Nexus One Phone?
http://www.google.com/phone/
http://www.google.com/nexusone/

http://news.google.com/news?q=nexus%20one%20phone

What is the tech specs for Google Nexus One phone?
http://www.google.com/phone/static/en_US-nexusone_tech_specs.html

Anything else?
More info will follow soon.

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Up All Night Removing Malware From Windows XP.

Since the computer is needed 1 hour at 06:00 hour, I pulled an all-nighter to remove the malware from Windows XP. This malware is a vicious one. It is a memory resident malware and altered any executables ran after explorer shell was launched. It did not alter the executables and that’s why most Anti-Virus programs detected nothing at all.

I managed to remove the offending malware manually so I could get started with the process. Here I am six something hours later running final scans on the hard-drive or any traces of the malware.

So far, so good…

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