Android Proxy App
http://graha.ms/androidproxy/

useful

"This is an experimental SOCKS proxy and Port Bouncer that should allow you to connect your laptop to the internet using the internet connection (EDGE, 3G or Wifi) of your T-Mobile G1 Cellphone. " Not a true "tethering" app, claims the author (Graham Stewart), because it doesn't have access to low-level packet APIs for a NAT connection.

an experimental SOCKS proxy and Port Bouncer that should allow you to connect your laptop to the internet using the internet connection (EDGE, 3G or Wifi) of your T-Mobile G1 Cellphone.

Android application for limited tethering to the phone's internet connection. The app can act as a SOCKS proxy or forward an individual port.

The other iPhoneModem is nagware ($10 to get rid of the nags), and does include a Windows config app, which we have not tested. If you're running windows, try that one, and let us know how it goes in the comments. There is also another method using an app called 3proxy that requires lots of manual configuration, but that one may also be worth a try. Update: Commenters are also recommending PDANet for Windows tethering, which is in Cydia as well.

I'm new to delicious and my new Android G1 so, this is the first thing I've bookmarked and haven't visited the site yet. I just wanted to try the bookmarking first.

Find all applications and games available in the Android Market

Find all applications and games available in the Android Market for your Android Phone, HTC Dream, HTC Magic etc...

Cyanogen

If you've rooted your Android phone with a custom ROM, you've already got a snappier OS. With a few free apps, you can free up memory for even better performance and keep your ROM up to the bleeding edge.

Moving your applications to your phone's SD card, referred to as "apps2sd" in geekier circles, is said to "free up memory,"

CyanogenMod is a customized, aftermarket firmware distribution for various handsets based on the HTC Dream.

(This is old, just saving it for later.)

execute *every* SMS as root... so handy

"when the phone booted it started up a command shell as root and sent every keystroke you ever typed on the keyboard from then on to that shell."

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interesting gphone bug

Don't tell me they thought of that as being a feature...

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