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For what I understand it's all about an update to Cyanogen's Android 2.2 ROM. Correct me if I'm wrong, but all the devices listed are already supporting Androi
by fbnt 16y ago
For what I understand it's all about an update to Cyanogen's Android 2.2 ROM.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but all the devices listed are already supporting Android Froyo officially or unofficially by some time. I've been using my HTC Desire with the HTC update to Froyo for a month now, it's not like it couldn't run it before today.
- compay 16y agoWell, AFAIK Cyanogenmod is the only way to run Froyo on the G1.
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- alaithea 16y agoThis is the first I've heard of actually being able to get a 2.x series OS on my MyTouch 3G. T-Mobile has promised it, but we've been waiting for months.
- bconway 16y agoThat's correct, however the Droid Incredible only just starting rolling out the Verizon-branded update now, and the Droid 1's release was starting to hit a lot of phones last week.
- drivebyacct2 16y agoUh no. Most of the devices on that list do not have updates yet. Several of them will never see an update to 2.0 ever.
- iloveyouocean 16y agoActually, Cyanogen brings Froyo to several devices that would otherwise have never seen an official update. The MyTouch, G1, and Hero were never slated to receive an update. Also, Cyanogen is a modified but mostly vanilla AOSP ROM, where most of these HTC phones would receive some variant of either the Sense UI or the MT3G UI. The Cyanogen devs have accomplished a major feat by moding AOSP 2.2 to run on phones with no documentation or other support from the hardware vendors.