A leaked version of Android 2.2 for the Droid X has appeared over at the Droid X forums. Since this is an unofficial version, but a little careful if you plan on installing this on your Droid X. If you like a little adventure, hop on over to the post and give it a try Continue Reading…
Verizon has just announced that the Motorola Droid will also be getting the Android 2.2 update next week. Not much details beyond the “Me too” announcement, but if you followed our Android 2.2 post, you can expect all the Froyo features to be present. Engadget
Sprint and HTC have gone and made a great move by getting Android 2.2 out to all the EVO 4G owners ahead of the rest of the group of Android phones still awaiting the 2.2 update. That is, all but the Nexus One. Starting Aug 1st, users can manually update their EVO 4G or wait Continue Reading…
Google has been quietly pushing Froyo out to the Open Source project this morning. Yes kids, that means soon enough you can expect some great Android 2.2 custom ROMs from all the awesome developers. Froyo manifest includes Dream (G1), Sapphire (myTouch 3G) and Passion (Nexus One). Does that mean anything in particular? Github – Android
Google’s Android team is still working out some of the kinks in it’s latest Android build, Android 2.2, with a recent incremental update from FRF50 to FRF72. For those keeping score, that’s 22 better! Sorry, had to make the comment. It appears this is just an incremental update, which means you have to have previously Continue Reading…
If you have a Nexus One right now, you fall into one of two camps: People who’ve installed the 2.2 Update, and people who want to install the 2.2 Update. However, you might want to hold off.
Android 2.2′s Keynote is going on NOW. This is a running (and updated) list of features so far.
Google I/O’s Day 2 Keynote has started, if you can watch it live, it is located here: Googe I/O Live YouTube Feed Main announcement, Android 2.2 is now official and they are running through the updates and features now. 8:40AM: Daily Activation Rate of Android Phones is now: 100,000/Day Stated the previously known data, 2nd Continue Reading…
Tomorrow is the first day of Google I/O, the event held for Google developers to learn about and discuss Google specific programming, API usage and of course, Android. This year’s event looks to be quite interesting for Android, with rumors spreading quickly of the imminent announcement of Android 2.2, code name Froyo (Frozen Yogurt). We’ve Continue Reading…
Apparently, Android 2.2 (FroYo) has just earned it’s spot on the Google Lawn, right next to the rest of the delicious crew. Typically, this is a good sign that progress is moving forward and getting close for public consumption. Look out Android fans, Google I/O is going to be very informative indeed. AndroidandMe
