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A lot of talk in the mobile world surrounds a smartphone’s operating system. As you know, two of the most talked about mobile operating systems of this day and age are Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android. While the software powering these mobile devices is crucial none of it would ever hit the end consumer had it not been for the hardware.
Luckily, as mobile platforms like iOS and Android increase so does the hardware by which this software is powered. Now a days, it has almost become uncommon to see a high end smartphone with anything less that a 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM. However, one device fit this criteria and that is the T-Mobile G2.
When first launched many criticized the T-Mobile G2 for having a processor clocked at 800MHz – 200 MHz less than other Android powered smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S and HTC EVO 4G. However, what was made known today will effectively put that criticism to rest.
It seems that our friends over at the XDA-Developers forums have actually managed to overclock the T-Mobile G2′s 800MHz processor to an extremely fast 1.9GHz. Of course, this is far from official so if you’re deciding to do this proceed at your own risk as it could spell disaster for your phone.
However if you’re feeling brave, head here for the instructions.
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