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I'd love to see how fast my Android phone runs with 2.2. Too bad I can't. One thing the iOS releases have going for them is that users can actually get them whe
by 27182818284 16y ago
I'd love to see how fast my Android phone runs with 2.2. Too bad I can't. One thing the iOS releases have going for them is that users can actually get them when they are released. 48 Days later, I still don't have the 2.2 update.
- pkulak 16y agoWell, it's not really 48 days later. It's 48 days after the announcement, but the final source wasn't released until a week or two ago.
- 27182818284 16y agoUmm I don't know for sure. I just went with the "Latest stable release" date on Wikipedia's page about it.
- commandar 16y agoWiki is wrong, then. The official 2.2 update for the Nexus One only went out about a week ago, and Froyo code was added to AOSP about a week before that. http://www.pcworld.com/article/200041/google_android_22_froyo_is_now_official.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/200041/google_android_22_froy...
- jonknee 16y agohttp://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/06/froyo-code-drop.html http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/06/froyo-code-dr... "Today is one of those days that has my heart racing; we’ve just released the source code for Android 2.2." ... "Posted by Tim Bray on 23 June 2010"
- alunny 16y agoreleasing the source != pushing out over the air OS updates
- w1ntermute 16y agoI installed Ultimate Droid Froyo on my Motorola Droid, and I saw an enormous speed improvement over 2.1, so I think there will be a pretty significant difference.
- Maascamp 16y agoNot true. Some iPhones don't event support iOS4.
- megablast 16y agoSome android phones do not support 2.2 either. This is the way of the world.
- kelnos 16y agoYou can safely install it manually if you wish. Regardless, your statement seems to contradict itself. If you can't install 2.2 on your phone, then it isn't really "released," is it?