If you didn't know now you know. The Android 1.5 cupcake update is being pushed out, but if you can't wait for T-Mo to bless you with the goods this is how you can update it yourself. We are not responsible if you brick your phone use at your own risk and make sure you have plenty of juice (battery).

Set for release in October with a $149.99 price tag and available at Walmart, T-Mobile's new T-Mobile G1 V2 stylized QWERTY phone looks mighty sleek and impressive! A special thanks to the Boy Genius Report for the image and early breaking news info. Salivating just looking at it, huh? Yeah -- us too!

Stay tuned for more up-to-date information on this and every other possible thing in the HTC universe!

G2 Magic Drops With New Android 1.5 Update To Boot

This new video of the HTC G2 Magic has some folks in the US jeal

Apparently, T-Mobile has began rolling out the Cupcake update OTA, just not in the US. We spoke with a T-Mobile rep that said the update is not currently being pushed to US customers

The Android 1.5 update will include some cool new features such as an onscreen keyboard, a video recording app, the ability to upload videos directly to YouTube and much, much more.

We will be looking out for the 1.5 update and report back as soon as its official for the United States Tmo Customers.

How to Unlock Your T-Mobile HTC G1 For Less Than $20

First Turn-By-Turn Navigation App For Android

If you blew that extra money you were saving for a GPS unit to purchase your G1, you just might be in luck. AndNav2, is the first turn-by-turn navigation app for Android phones.

Back in April of 2007, RIM announced that it was working with Pittsburgh Lawyers on a software solution that would "provide users with a virtual BlackBerry application experience." Dubbed the BAS (BlackBerry Application Suite) the intriguing new software fell off the radar until recently.

Earlier this year DataViz released Docs to Go for BlackBerry.

And now, DataViz will be bringing Documents To Go and RoadSync to the Android platform in 2009!