Monthly Archives: August 2010

I will have one quarter of my life soon

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Two days later,I will have my 25th birthday.If I could be healthy enough or the medical service grows more advanced that I could live  until 100 years old,I’m now going to pass my first quarter of my whole life.

I have to say that I’m so lucky.My parents always love me as well as my grandma does.I also think my grandpa is blessing me somewhere too.I got married in the beginning of the year with my dear whom I sincerely love with.Of course,there are friends surrounding me,often bringing fun and sharing sadness together.All these keep telling me that I am one of the luckiest man in the world.

Maybe life in this century will never be easy as living in a modern city is so complicated,but I believe nothing is going to be tough with the support from all people around.In fact,I will not expect any wonderful party or some big surprises there because no trouble is the best gift for me.

Happy birthday to me! 微笑

Google Nexus One is officially off the online market

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Google Nexus one is unavailable to sell in its official website permanently as said by Google that it has achieved the initial aim.However,it will be sold at some authorized retail shops as well as partners in US,European countries and South Korea.On the other hand,it will be also treated as a developer phone and sold by Android develop team in some other ways.I just caught the announcement from Android developers blog about it:

Nexus One Developer Phone

from Android Developers Blog by Tim Bray

We’ve always offered unlocked phones for direct sale to registered Android Developers. As of today, the Developer Phone is the Nexus One, at a price of $529. To see the details or order a phone, you need to sign in to your Android developer account and click on the "Development Phones" link.

The Nexus One combines an up-to-the-minute platform (Android 2.2), modern hardware, and the pure Google Experience software suite. It’s a good choice both for people who want to build Android applications using either the SDK or the NDK, and those who want to experiment with modified versions of the Android platform. Note that the Nexus One still ships with Android 2.1 but will download 2.2 soon after you turn it on; make sure you’re near a fast network.

As well as being an outstanding developer platform, it’s a really nice everyday phone; we’re really happy to have connected the right dots to make this happen.

So if you are an Android developer,you still can use that provided method to get a new Google Nexus One which has advanced hardware and designs.If you’re not,you can find some way to get it too.Google Nexus One will never die. 微笑