Android in Dec 2010: 51.8% of all droids now run Froyo Comments
- Anonymous
- DNg
seriously..its stuck not stock
and its not googles fault SE doesn't provide updates .. i bought an SE XP10 when it came out and it was running 1.6 while 2.1 was already out and it took 6 months for that patch to come through while people had already managed to root it and run 2.1
if its possible for a tech savvy highschool kid to port 2.1 onto the device and run it flawlessly, why did it take SE so long to provide compatibility?
- aa
- xZw
Anonymous, 11 Jan 2011Samsung, please give Spica (i5700) official FroYo. It's long overdue.so true...agree 100% with u..at least give us froyo
- Comrad
- PxM
Can't wait to make my galaxy s run 2.3 gingerbread. Congrats google and for android team...
- Anonymous
- t7D
Samsung, please give Spica (i5700) official FroYo. It's long overdue.
- Anonymous
- Ec7
Anonymous, 11 Jan 2011sorry but this is not fair .. everyday new version of android .. there is a lot phones stock... moreYou need to look to SE to see why your phone hasn't been updated not Google.
- MJ600
- jst
Anonymous, 11 Jan 2011sorry but this is not fair .. everyday new version of android .. there is a lot phones stock... moreDude thats how those bastard company's make their money,how long will it be before the nexus s is history just like the g1 or what's happening to the galaxy s.they make newer software but don't make it available for the older modles so that they can get you the consumer to purchase the newer handset with the newer software its all a marketing strategy and we are all falling in it.
- JonasDroid
- n7n
Google is updating a bit too much imo android 2.2 was a great update but I'm now running 2.3 and I honestly can't tell the difference (except for the graphical changes) but those can be done with android 2.2 as well.
- Anonymous
- kUW
sorry but this is not fair .. everyday new version of android .. there is a lot phones stock on 1.6 and 2.1 .. the powerful mobile like Sony Ericsson xperia stock on 2.1 and some Motorola stocks on 1.6 ... really this not fair Google .....
- Anonymous
- t7X
Magnumutz, 11 Jan 2011Long live Android, king of the mobile operating systems. Long live free, on time, software up... morelong live google. All your infos are belong to us.
- Anonymous
- Ec7
jack1059, 11 Jan 2011Androids big issue (after its initial success) will be to ensure every android smartphone owne... moreGoogle will release the OS to the carriers/manufactors, it is then down to them to release it in a timely manner.
But only after bloating it out with crap :)
- jack1059
- uKa
Androids big issue (after its initial success) will be to ensure every android smartphone owner (regardless of phone manufacturer) gets reasonably timely updates. If google fails in doing this, the initial success will just as quickly melt away. I see this as google / androids next hurdle to overcome.
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