So I just tested it and found out that the comment system from Google Friend Connect doesnt seem to be working. All you do is copy and past the code from google into the page...and so it should work but I'm guessing maybe a google issue? Any ideas?

If anything, it means I'll have to change a few things back to the comment system thats already coded before switching to the Google Comments.

Sorry about that. :D

The current site modificaitons are all done!

If you select an article, you'll notice across the top of the article that there is a Select Settings option with a dropdown to select the settings to display in the article now. It's pretty sweet. Makes the articles more efficient for sure, and in the backend it makes adding new settings for the carriers and adding carriers easier. Now all I need is a list of carriers and what settings they require...

Hi all

Right now, if you use the site, you'll notice the articles have the settings as a term like #Something and you hover over it to find out what to put there...well I'm working to change that. Soon there will be a selection at the top to select the carrier and change those terms to actual carrier settings. It'll be awesome. Really. So I have to go program that right now.

:D

Edit: Most of the backend changes are complete. I also changed the site theme a little. Alls thats left is to have it replace the # tags with the actual settings in the backend and provide a dropdown selection of carrier. At which point, It would become feasible and easier to add additional carriers! Yay!

After a little over a week or so my Sciphone Dream G2 finally showed up!

I found the box to be a really nice ripoff of the G1 packaging. They definetly put more effort and quality into the packaging and the phone itself this time. If you've used the Sciphone i68 iphone clone, it really seemed more like an expensive childs toy than a phone. The Dream G2 actually feels really nice and the touchscreen does seem more responsive then the i68 does. Though the BEST part of it all...the little Android wall charger! That very well might be the only reason I wanted to buy this.

The next best thing about the Dream G2 is that it comes with Opera Mini preinstalled. This provides a much better browsing experience and actually makes paying for a data service for the phone worth while. Next to the built in browsers on an actual iPhone or Android, Opera is the next best thing. With that, it also has many Google apps preinstalled as well such as, Google Maps (China Google Maps also!), Picasa, Google SMS, etc, though most are just shortucts to the webpage.

The phone has almost 90MB of phone memory...which is really nice considering the i68 had what may have been less than 1MB. The one I bought also came with a 2gb memory card which is great for storing Music and Videos or other content.

For the price, you definetly get what you paid for though. Sciphone phones are cheap both in price and quality but the Dream G2 definetly has more quality for the price then some other phones.

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For information about setting up a Sciphone Dream G2 follow this link:
http://www.tmoatt.com/category/dream-g2