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Archos Gets Froyo’d and Rooted!
If you are like everyone else in the world, you are excited about the fact that we finally are getting some sort of choice in the Android tablet market. We have high price range tablets like the Galaxy Tab, to the low end Sylvania tablet. …
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Epic Froyo Update Fake?
Sprint has released a statement, claiming that the Epic 4G Froyo update that hit over the weekend was a test build, and not the final approved software.
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Kernel Update Utility Makes Flashing Kernels Easier
We’ve got some good news for notorious kernel flashers and the ones who just started flashing. XDA-member jkoljo has made a Windows tool that makes all the command-line stuff superfluous.
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T-Mobile UK Responds to Galaxy S 2.2 Delay
Color us surprised (can you hear the dripping sarcasm?). The UK arm of T-Mo has once again missed a target date for the 2.2 rollout to Galaxy S devices. Techradar.com is reporting that T-Mo recently posted an update on their support forum about the fact that they did not rollout the update on December 1st like they promised. Here is a quote from the support forum:
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New Platform Versions Report Shows 83% of Android Phones Running 2.x
As we near the impending Gingerbread announcement and its subsequent rollout to handsets, the legacy builds of Android will continue to dwindle. Newer, more popular phones with later versions of the platform will rise up to account for more market share. Take Froyo for instance. Announced back in May, Android 2.2 now accounts for more than 43-percent of the Android pie.
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Motorola Olympus Spotted In the Wild… At a Flea Market?
We’ve all heard the buzz about the up-and-coming Motorola Olympus, and the guys over at Gizmodo have a tipster that claims they picked up this beauty at a local Flea Market. What we do know for sure is that the Moto Olympus is running FroYo …
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LG LU-3000 Launched, Worlds Fastest Android?
Nothing really exciting happened at KES2010, the Korean equivalent to the Consumer Electronics Show. Well, not entirely nothing. LG showed its newest device to the world, and boy it’s fast. In fact, this might be actually the fastest Android phone in the world. It’s somewhat unusual …
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Samsung Stealth V Passes DLNA Certification, a Fascinate Successor?
Samsung proves yet again that they really can’t keep some things secret. This time it’s another Android phone, the SCH-i510, codenamed “Stealth V”. Nothing stealthy about this device, it’s bringing brutal facts with it. As the phone passed the DLNA certification, it brought some decent …
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HTC Legend Now Officially Supported By CyanogenMod
Rejoice folks, you don’t have to rely on vague ROM makers anymore, because a couple of months ago, CyanogenMod has added the HTC Legend to their officially supported devices list.
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Xperia X10 Gets Custom ROM With Stock Froyo [UPDATE]
This might be the perfect moments to sit down and sigh: “Finally…” After almost half a year of ridiculing Sony Ericsson for its hard-to-crack bootloader and speculating and dreaming about custom ROMs for the Xperia X10, it’s finally here. Some heroes on XDA have managed …
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Froyo Available for Acer Liquid E
Rogers and Fido customers are now able to update their Acer Liquid E phones to the latest version of Android, Froyo.
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Canadian Galaxy S Users Get ETA Love
Take a look at the quote from the Samsung Mobile Canada Facebook page: We’d like to acknowledge the tremendous interest in the Froyo (Android 2.2) upgrade for Galaxy S series smartphones in Canada. We are working diligently to provide a tested and secure upgrade experience …
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Official myTouch 3G Froyo Build Ported to the G1, Brings Life to a Legacy Android Device
Ah, the wonders of the XDA-Developer Forums! So much good talent among the developers there! One in particular, ezterry, has ported the myTouch 3G’s Froyo 2.2 update to the Godfather of Androids, the G1.Here is the good news: EVERYTHING WORKS! It is a stable port …
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Android 2.2 Leaking to Select Vibrant, Epic 4G Handsets
Samsung has made their Android 2.2 Froyo build available to Galaxy S handsets in the UK, but when will it hit the United States? According to the latest batch of related news, this could be sooner, rather than later.
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