Some Chinese Consumers have bought NS with Android 2.4!! - Nexus S General

It seems that the screen is SLCD, not SA...
See the pictures below.

Its running a older version of the kernel.it's easy to spoof the android version
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zephiK said:
Its running a older version of the kernel.it's easy to spoof the android version
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This. Just edit the build.prop file in any text editor and your phone could say its kernel version is chuck norrises semen and android version is his beard.
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kenvan19 said:
This. Just edit the build.prop file in any text editor and your phone could say its kernel version is chuck norrises semen and android version is his beard.
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yea i just found it weird the SS said 2.6.35.7
and my kernel is 2.6.35.11 using netarchy, its pretty obvious its using stock 2.3.2 kernel

It says 'test keys' & 'user debug' in the build string, it's pre-release software. No reason to doubt it just because it's kernel isn't bang up to date.

Technically 2.6.35.7 is up to date with the official nexus s kernel, my builds have a newer base because i updated it manually, among many other changes.
It's not so hard to believe that the screens could be from a test build.

this might be a early pre build.
but wont be looking like 2.4
the google developers told that 2.4 wouldnt be looking like 2.3 at all and would be totally different :3
prob some looks revering to 3.0

2.4 isn't going to look any different from 2.3, it it still Gingerbread.

Rusty! said:
2.4 isn't going to look any different from 2.3, it it still Gingerbread.
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what dude can't you read the post above. . . . just because its still gingerbread does not mean the GUI will look the same.
thats like saying its still windows so it will still look like old windows but be newer.
And besides here is 2.4 GUI running on tablet
so yeah its going to look like 2.2 with some tweeks towards HC
2.4 settings menu on Xperia ARC
video of 2.4 here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8R11CNm9kI&feature=player_embedded

hutzdani said:
what dude can't you read the post above. . . . just because its still gingerbread does not mean the GUI will look the same.
thats like saying its still windows so it will still look like old windows but be newer.
And besides here is 2.4 GUI running on tablet
so yeah its going to look like 2.2 with some tweeks towards HC
2.4 settings menu on Xperia ARC
video of 2.4 here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8R11CNm9kI&feature=player_embedded
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HTC skins their phones and so does Sony. You're wrong.
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hutzdani said:
thats like saying its still windows so it will still look like old windows but be newer.
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No it's not. Not even close, what a crap analogy.
You do realise Gingerbread isn't the name of the OS, it's Android.
Android Gingerbread will look like Android Gingerbread whether it's 2.3.x or 2.4.x
Windows Vista will look like Windows Vista whether it's SP1 or SP2
Also what the other guy said, you've shown 2 pictures of skinned Android. Good effort.

That is Froyo.
That is Froyo next to HTC Sense.
That is Sony's skin
Oh gosh... none of them look like stock Android!

Xperia arc using 2.4 is a error. This just proves how easy it is to edit android version.
A post by Sony Ericsson's Rikard Skogberg on the company's Product Blog contains some interesting news about the upcoming Xperia Arc. Firstly, Skogberg pours cold water on reports that some of the Arc devices shown at CES were running "Android 2.4," saying that it was the result of a "misconfiguration," and "nothing to get too excited about." (As we all know it takes about 30 seconds to change the Android version number on a rooted phone, we're inclined to believe him.)
http://www.androidcentral.com/sony-...ndroid-24-xperia-arc-preparing-timely-updates
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To be fair, that statement means nothing. Companies will deny anything that leaks out.

Rusty! said:
To be fair, that statement means nothing. Companies will deny anything that leaks out.
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Stop trying so hard to defend yourself. The picture wasn't leaked.
sigh, people these days always trying to play devils advocate
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No the picture itself wasn't, but the content could be classed as such.
I'm pretty cynical, it comes from being a football fan in the UK, any club news, true or false, tends to be denied off the bat.

Rusty! said:
No the picture itself wasn't, but the content could be classed as such.
I'm pretty cynical, it comes from being a football fan in the UK, any club news, true or false, tends to be denied off the bat.
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What content? The content of the picture? The picture proves that in the build prop of some phone it says 2.4. Actually, it doesn't even prove that because anyone with any ability in photoshop could edit a picture to make it look like a phone was running something. What it proves is that there are phones. Yay. Until there is evidence that can be checked and substantiated this thread is irrelevant and should be closed.
EDIT: Even if the phones are running 2.4 it shows its a development build and there is a great chance the phone is tester. We had a similar issue on the Epic; for some reason someone got a developer's version of the Epic (earlier hardware version; .4 instead of .5 like everyone else) and as a result got a test build of froyo called DK28. As far as I know its still what most ROMs are based on but they still don't officially have froyo yet.

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What content? The content of the picture? The picture proves that in the build prop of some phone it says 2.4. Actually, it doesn't even prove that because anyone with any ability in photoshop could edit a picture to make it look like a phone was running something. What it proves is that there are phones. Yay. Until there is evidence that can be checked and substantiated this thread is irrelevant and should be closed.
EDIT: Even if the phones are running 2.4 it shows its a development build and there is a great chance the phone is tester. We had a similar issue on the Epic; for some reason someone got a developer's version of the Epic (earlier hardware version; .4 instead of .5 like everyone else) and as a result got a test build of froyo called DK28. As far as I know its still what most ROMs are based on but they still don't officially have froyo yet.
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Official Froyo for Epic 4G? It's coming out this week. Starting today

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Official Froyo for Epic 4G? It's coming out this week. Starting today
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Today actually, just checked. Its available for download from Samsung as of about an hour ago. I knew it was coming out but the point is still pertinent.

kenvan19 said:
Today actually, just checked. Its available for download from Samsung as of about an hour ago. I knew it was coming out but the point is still pertinent.
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I don't get where you would come in and clarify on what i said? you just quoted what i said and said it again?
Official Froyo for Epic 4G? It's coming out this week. Starting today
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It's a OTA so it'll be rolled out in stages. Not everybody follows Android websites, it's supposed to reach everybody in four days. For people who follow Android websites, they can manually push the update.

Related

Android 2.0 Screenshots

I have just stumbled across the following (screen shots and review of android 2.0)
http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2009/10/16/android-2-0-screenshot-walkthrough/#more-36731
is anyone developing/porting/cooking this? or this not yet been leaked?
peace
Good find.
APEX.7 said:
I have just stumbled across the following (screen shots and review of android 2.0)
http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2009/10/16/android-2-0-screenshot-walkthrough/#more-36731
is anyone developing/porting/cooking this? or this not yet been leaked?
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It has not yet been leaked.
It looks awesome, I can't wait... and it has been leaked, it's been leaked for week or so.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=567821
there's already a dump leaked from the motorola sholes phone that's running eclair (2.0) but it hasn't been ported. (or should I say hasn't been released because drizzy already ported it) Drizzy mentioned that it's just plain android 2.0 with no overlayer such as touchflo, or blur
dam u beat me 2 it lol
Yeah Maxisma did the dump of it on this thread. They're working on a port and development. I can't wait.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=567821
i am pretty excited, 2.0 looks fly. really hope cyanogen gets on the case.
these screenshots are from the motorola droid, as u can see in the model info. Drizzy tweeted this last night sayin if someone can get him the dump that he'd port it. Now I see what he was talkin bout with droid... google's finally tagging along with motorola and htc with the social integration but of course it's NOTHING compared to blur or even hero. it looks real weak with only facebook?? wow. but it's a start. this looks somewhat plain but knowing this is from a moto phone that's probably not even the stock 2.0.
It's sorta weird having 1.6 released and then 2.0 pretty quickly afterwards. Maybe Google never plans on releasing an official 2.0 for the Dream/Sapphire and 1.6 was it's last update?
worldestroyer said:
It's sorta weird having 1.6 released and then 2.0 pretty quickly afterwards. Maybe Google never plans on releasing an official 2.0 for the Dream/Sapphire and 1.6 was it's last update?
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Most likely, cuz the g1 had issues about whether 1.6 would even be on it... so with this update they're making sure that people will be ready for buying more new phones I guess
Cooooooooooool! This is a huge step
I'm very impressed at how big a jump 1.6 and 2.0 is, do wants that maps and Car Home, heres hoping Sholes goes GSM with T-mobile 3g (one can dream)
Looks sweet!
if you all are impresssed with the screenshots check out the boot animation on this thing it pretty nice:
http://phandroid.com/2009/10/15/motorola-droid-boot-video/
Hope is that Cyanogen can move this one along. I for one really like the Facebook integration.
Also, randomly on my wish list is a Reply button always on the Gmail app, or chance to customize which 3 buttons are at the bottom of the Gmail app when viewing a message.
I'm hoping that Google streamlined the code from 1.6-2.0 so overall there won't be any major space/performance issues.
prince.siraj said:
Most likely, cuz the g1 had issues about whether 1.6 would even be on it...
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says who?
10char
This explains the lack of updates form many devs in regards to 1.6, they all probably figured it a waste of time with 2.0 right around the bend.
Very excited to see what happens in the coming weeks.
Chedderknight said:
I'm very impressed at how big a jump 1.6 and 2.0 is, do wants that maps and Car Home, heres hoping Sholes goes GSM with T-mobile 3g (one can dream)
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Probably because, in reality, 1.6 is 1.5 with some minor bugfixes and universal search.
reuthermonkey said:
says who?
10char
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Google was saying themselves that they weren't sure at first whether they would release a 1.6 OTA update for the G1... but then their developers got it smaller to G1 size. not that it matters for us cuz we can get it whether they release it or not thanks to these awesome devs

Can we stop calling it Froyo?

Im not sure about everyone else but I believe in Froyo. I beleive that when the official versions of Froyo and Flash are released that they will shoot Android to heights never before conceived. But all this negative publicity and "froyo is slow" threads on the UNofficial version of 2.2 is making me rather angry. Because people are stupid, (especially non tech savy people) I have bad feeling that anything negative said about this unofficial Froyo may taint the views of the official Froyo before it i even released.
So my fine friends here at XDA, what do we say about calling it somthing else help distinguish if from the official fixed version of froyo. Perhaps we could call it "Yoplait" because as we all know frozen yogurt is always better then regular yogurt. Except to Micheal Weston.
Blueman101 said:
Im not sure about everyone else but I believe in Froyo. I beleive that when the official versions of Froyo and Flash are released that they will shoot Android to heights never before conceived. But all this negative publicity and "froyo is slow" threads on the UNofficial version of 2.2 is making me rather angry. Because people are stupid, (especially non tech savy people) I have bad feeling that anything negative said about this unofficial Froyo may taint the views of the official Froyo before it i even released.
So my fine friends here at XDA, what do we say about calling it somthing else help distinguish if from the official fixed version of froyo. Perhaps we could call it "Yoplait" because as we all know frozen yogurt is always better then regular yogurt. Except to Micheal Weston.
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fool.......
just about every blog, article, or coverage of the newest 2.2 update calls it lightening fast. i dont think anybody out there is under the false assumption that froyo is slow.
Blueman101 said:
... Because people are stupid, (especially non tech savy people) ...
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how many "non tech savy people" do you know running Froyoy0YO???
On the one hand
Blueman101 said:
...all this negative publicity and "froyo is slow" threads....
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shuld be saved for the official release - if it turns out to be applicable.
On the other hand, identifying "issues" now, may be beneficial in allowing Google to see and fix them. Preventing them from being in OS2.2 when it is released.
Fear Not - people will judge the end product, whenever it actually eventuates.
Even though what is out there is not actually a hacked version, I have taken to calling it froyohack as a way to remind myself that it is not the real deal.
tengtou said:
fool.......
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Wow, really? What dignified that?
OrganizedFellow said:
how many "non tech savy people" do you know running Froyoy0YO???
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Not many tech-savy people are running Froyo, but how many people look up things and if they stumble upon XDA and see 10 or 20 "froyo is slow" threads they may get a bad taste in their mouth.
logger said:
On the one hand shuld be saved for the official release - if it turns out to be applicable.
On the other hand, identifying "issues" now, may be beneficial in allowing Google to see and fix them. Preventing them from being in OS2.2 when it is released.
Fear Not - people will judge the end product, whenever it actually eventuates.
Even though what is out there is not actually a hacked version, I have taken to calling it froyohack as a way to remind myself that it is not the real deal.
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froyohack sounds good
How bout Froyo-lite?
The Unfroyo
suto-froyo
I cant believe its not froyo!!!!!!!
skim-froyo
diet-froyo
The froyo your mother warned you about
almost froyo
Regardless whatever ya want ta call it. I love this froyo rom. No bad things about it from me. I couldn't be happier with it. Froyo ftw.
SBERG117 said:
How bout Froyo-lite?
The Unfroyo
suto-froyo
I cant believe its not froyo!!!!!!!
skim-froyo
diet-froyo
The froyo your mother warned you about
almost froyo
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Haha! Nice! Especially the "I can't believe it's not FroYo".
My opinion, it's still a Froyo build, so there's nothing wrong with referring to it as such. Windows 7 beta was still windows 7. People still called it Windows 7. Tech savvy people called it by it's build number. We could just call this build off Froyo FRF50. . .many already are.
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Haha! Nice! Especially the "I can't believe it's not FroYo".
My opinion, it's still a Froyo build, so there's nothing wrong with referring to it as such. Windows 7 beta was still windows 7. People still called it Windows 7. Tech savvy people called it by it's build number. We could just call this build off Froyo FRF50. . .many already are.
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100% agreed.
Actually I'm sure people will stop calling it Froyo and just call it 2.2 when it's officially released. People soon dropped the name Donut when 1.6 was officially out. Similar thing happened with Eclair. I'm fairly certain the Froyo name will be dropped soon enough in favour for 2.2 after official release.
All I know is that right when this test build was released I flashed it to my phone and haven't looked back once.
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All I know is that right when this test build was released I flashed it to my phone and haven't looked back once.
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Same here, I love it.
being on xda DOES NOT make someone tech savy. So im sure there ARE more than few NON tech savy people running the pre release.
Blueman101 said:
Im not sure about everyone else but I believe in Froyo. I beleive that when the official versions of Froyo and Flash are released that they will shoot Android to heights never before conceived. But all this negative publicity and "froyo is slow" threads on the UNofficial version of 2.2 is making me rather angry. Because people are stupid, (especially non tech savy people) I have bad feeling that anything negative said about this unofficial Froyo may taint the views of the official Froyo before it i even released.
So my fine friends here at XDA, what do we say about calling it somthing else help distinguish if from the official fixed version of froyo. Perhaps we could call it "Yoplait" because as we all know frozen yogurt is always better then regular yogurt. Except to Micheal Weston.
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Uh, why?
Whether Google adds more features or changes anything in the official 2.2 update or not, you can be guaranteed that the leaked version *IS* at least 90-95% (or even 100% of what the real version will be.
Are you expecting that the official version will be dramatically different or something?
It is froyo, FRF50 build. It's just an early build.
Paul22000 said:
Uh, why?
Whether Google adds more features or changes anything in the official 2.2 update or not, you can be guaranteed that the leaked version *IS* at least 90-95% (or even 100% of what the real version will be.
Are you expecting that the official version will be dramatically different or something?
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In the world of programming and engineering small code changes can make dramatic differences in either good or bad direction.
JCopernicus said:
It is froyo, FRF50 build. It's just an early build.
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It will not be build FRF50, most are expecting FRF80 or something. It will be an entire different version.
Blueman101 said:
In the world of programming and engineering small code changes can make dramatic differences in either good or bad direction.
It will not be build FRF50, most are expecting FRF80 or something. It will be an entire different version.
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Yes, but you'd have to be delusional if you think that Google will somehow completely overhaul Android from 2.2 leak to 2.2 official.
Paul22000 said:
Yes, but you'd have to be delusional if you think that Google will somehow completely overhaul Android from 2.2 leak to 2.2 official.
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Right, I think (or hope) that there will be enough difference from 2.2 leak vs 2.2 official that it will be very distinguishable, but still similar to where its not 3.0 yet.
Blueman101 said:
In the world of programming and engineering small code changes can make dramatic differences in either good or bad direction.
It will not be build FRF50, most are expecting FRF80 or something. It will be an entire different version.
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2.0.1 and 2.1 are both eclair.
That's the point.
I've said before that the release will be a diferent build number, but they see both already "froyo" builds. The changes that are coming are behind the scene things anyways, you will hardly notice them.

Gingerbread 2.3

Anyone watch the youtube videos about the android 2.3 press confrance supposed to release it 4th quarter of this year
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are you serious? We don't even have a fully working 2.2 yet, and you're worried about 2.3?
No im just saying that googles gonna push out a 2.3 at prob the time froyo roms are fully working for our phone
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Gingerbread is 3.0
DirtyShroomz said:
Gingerbread is 3.0
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Got proof?
Last I heard it was assumed that 3.0 was GingerBread. I remember a time when 2.1 was Flan.
abcdfv said:
Got proof?
Last I heard it was assumed that 3.0 was GingerBread. I remember a time when 2.1 was Flan.
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It's all speculation. Google tends to stay pretty tight until they have a press conference or release party. Look at FroYo - it was a total surprise to wake up and find that they where dropping source into the tree.
The blog-o-sphere refers to Gingerbread as 3.0. I believe that Google has round-about-ly confirmed that the name is in fact "GingerBread", but we won't have a version number till they drop source in the tree again around November. Judging from the speculated improvements, it should be a major version number change.
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Got proof?
Last I heard it was assumed that 3.0 was GingerBread. I remember a time when 2.1 was Flan.
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The numbers have always been right, the names however have changed, at least that's what I've seen but I'm always drunk
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DVWhxrf6a9nI&v=VWhxrf6a9nI&gl=US
Its 2.3
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My guess is 2.3 is correct, jumping a full revision number such as to 3.0 would generally indicate a partial or complete rewrite of the core code.
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http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DVWhxrf6a9nI&v=VWhxrf6a9nI&gl=US
Its 2.3
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Can't use this link - video is not available.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWhxrf6a9nI
Awesome stuff on the horizon.
Pshsweet
I love the apple burn hahha "I turns out that on the Internet, PEOPLE USE FLASH!"
bumping this for a leaked screen shot.
http://www.techtree.com/India/News/Is_this_Android_30_Gingerbread_at_Work/551-112399-580.html
3.0 is what the version info says - given its just a screen shot and leaks are hardly ever trust worthy, but i like drama.
I'm still going with 3.0 and not 2.3....
I actually kinda wish that Google would slow down a little. I'm scared to buy a new phone if it's going to be outdated in three months when Google puts out something new. I guess that's why we donate to our developers!
mrcharlesiv said:
I actually kinda wish that Google would slow down a little. I'm scared to buy a new phone if it's going to be outdated in three months when Google puts out something new. I guess that's why we donate to our developers!
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Google has said that they will be slowing down after GingerBread(regardless of the version number). My assumption is they did not expect such rapid growth of the platform and users need a fully functional OS to make it worth buying into - A phone any more is not a quick purchase, there is a lot of investment in hardware and software. Where as with feature phones they where cheap(in comparison) and easily replaceable.
From what I remember seeing, the next update is to have some big changes making it most likely 3.0. All speculation though.
Personally I'm happy android has been updating quick. Keeps the phones newer fresher feeling longer and fixes problems quicker. I came from winmo and never got fixes and the roms bored me. Plus I really hated 6.5.
I'm holding out until December to upgrade and debate on new phone or used evo. I've been out of contract for 9 months now.
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Kcarpenter said:
bumping this for a leaked screen shot.
http://www.techtree.com/India/News/Is_this_Android_30_Gingerbread_at_Work/551-112399-580.html
3.0 is what the version info says - given its just a screen shot and leaks are hardly ever trust worthy, but i like drama.
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Somebody probably changed the build.prop or something.

Where are the Gingerbread leaks.

Seems like if Gingerbread is suppose to be official before the end of the year, something should have leaked by now. An early test build, some screenshots, maybe some video? All we have seen are a couple of shopped screenshots that show 3.0 as the build
Someone out there must know or have seen something Throw us a bone here!
It hasn't been leaked because you touch yourself.
Because people don't like breaking NDAs and losing their jobs?
Google will release it when they release it.
+1 to the poster above.
And judging by Froyo experience, I guess Nexus users will see "semi-official" test builds way before the official release, once these builds make it to beta stage.
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It hasn't been leaked because you touch yourself.
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Ah, that's probably my fault then.
I'll stop for an hour or two and see if Gingerbread appears...
Jack_R1 said:
+1 to the poster above.
And judging by Froyo experience, I guess Nexus users will see "semi-official" test builds way before the official release, once these builds make it to beta stage.
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Well that's what I'm saying. When Google showed Froyo at Google IO, it didn't OTA until almost 2 months after that. I was assuming that we would see a Gingerbread OTA before the end of the year. If timetables are similar that won't happen.
It just seems like we got more leaks and now its dried up lol
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Ah, that's probably my fault then.
I'll stop for an hour or two and see if Gingerbread appears...
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best response i have seen here for ages
ROFLMAO
I don't think that anybody's even said that the next release will be version 3. It could be 2.3 or 2.5....
The only thing we've actually seen is some chicken little claiming that it would take a modern supercomputer to run it -- and THAT has been refuted.
... and time has PROVEN that EVERY chicken little making claims about the future of android is always wrong 100% of the time.
This year? lol, we won't see 3.0 until next year. IF we're lucky, Q1.
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I don't think that anybody's even said that the next release will be version 3. It could be 2.3 or 2.5....
The only thing we've actually seen is some chicken little claiming that it would take a modern supercomputer to run it -- and THAT has been refuted.
... and time has PROVEN that EVERY chicken little making claims about the future of android is always wrong 100% of the time.
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I personally like the "completely revamped UI!" bull**** you see floating around. My contact at Google confirms this is 100% fabricated bull****.
mortzz said:
I personally like the "completely revamped UI!" bull**** you see floating around. My contact at Google confirms this is 100% fabricated bull****.
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You just killed everyone's mood. Thanks.
mortzz said:
I personally like the "completely revamped UI!" bull**** you see floating around. My contact at Google confirms this is 100% fabricated bull****.
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There definitely is a change of some sort, you can see from the difference between the original voice search and the recent update.
x986123 said:
You just killed everyone's mood. Thanks.
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and b0dge resumed his.... business....
Gingerbread doesn't begin until honeycomb is finalized.
JCopernicus said:
Gingerbread doesn't begin until honeycomb is finalized.
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That makes no sense.
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JCopernicus said:
Gingerbread doesn't begin until honeycomb is finalized.
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You do know that G comes before H, right?
a google campus recruiter was at my university today. he was playing with a nexus one so i told him that i have one also. he said his was different so I asked him why and peeked at his screen and he suddenly pulls down the notification bar and says "oh it has at&t". this seemed like a silly reason so i asked what build he was running and he told me he couldn't say. I asked if it was gingerbread and he said yes. i asked him if he could tell me about new features and he said no.
i got some google chapstick and a google pen though.
I have been hoping leaks would start soon considering Gingerbread is supposed to be unveiled in mid October. I expect to see devices in the latter part of Nov.
Just like when 1.0 was unveiled and 2.0 was unveiled. They were followed by a device about a month after.
nellyspageli said:
a google campus recruiter was at my university today. he was playing with a nexus one so i told him that i have one also. he said his was different so I asked him why and peeked at his screen and he suddenly pulls down the notification bar and says "oh it has at&t". this seemed like a silly reason so i asked what build he was running and he told me he couldn't say. I asked if it was gingerbread and he said yes. i asked him if he could tell me about new features and he said no.
i got some google chapstick and a google pen though.
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Hmmm, interesting.
nellyspageli said:
a google campus recruiter was at my university today. he was playing with a nexus one so i told him that i have one also. he said his was different so I asked him why and peeked at his screen and he suddenly pulls down the notification bar and says "oh it has at&t". this seemed like a silly reason so i asked what build he was running and he told me he couldn't say. I asked if it was gingerbread and he said yes. i asked him if he could tell me about new features and he said no.
i got some google chapstick and a google pen though.
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Cool story bro..

Gingerbread out!

So, Gingerbread has been released... when do we see a ROM for the CDMA Hero?
OH HELL YEAH!
and here's a link:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.3-highlights.html
Time to get a new phone, ha.
Would it run on our phones?
Hopefully one of our few remaining devs can get something going
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I'm not much of a dev, but I'll be dabbling on trying to get it to at least compile. I mostly build stuff for my own personal use. I'm sure someone will beat me to the punch anyway since I work more than I would like to
Your best bet is either jaybob (he seems to be just a cyanogen builder) or aosp. I think besides the previous two I mentioned and nfinitefx45 there are no other real public ROM devs left for our phone.
Darchstar?
Nexus S and Gingerbread are both underwhelming to say the least. Color me disappointed.
alexthearmo said:
Nexus S and Gingerbread are both underwhelming to say the least. Color me disappointed.
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+1 I thought the ui was gonna be badass. Not much of a change I am kinda curious about the obb memory management. Cyanogen is saying no pony on his tweets??? Just a heads up they changed where the adb.exe is
Asadullah said:
+1 I thought the ui was gonna be badass. Not much of a change I am kinda curious about the obb memory management. Cyanogen is saying no pony on his tweets??? Just a heads up they changed where the adb.exe is
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3.0 is probably going to be the one that has more of a UI change, pretty sure it was at least semi-confirmed a while ago that 2.3 wouldn't be a drastic change.
stayclean said:
3.0 is probably going to be the one that has more of a UI change, pretty sure it was at least semi-confirmed a while ago that 2.3 wouldn't be a drastic change.
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Yeah I read somewhere about one of the tablet makers saying that they weren't gonna release their tablet till honeycomb comes out because 2.3 isn't much of an upgrade. I just was hoping.
Here's a video I made of the gingerbread sdk. Remember I was tired.
awesomecomb said:
Darchstar?
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Is MIA
Asadullah said:
Yeah I read somewhere about one of the tablet makers saying that they weren't gonna release their tablet till honeycomb comes out because 2.3 isn't much of an upgrade. I just was hoping.
Here's a video I made real tired of the gingerbread sdk. Remember I was tired.
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To be fair though, .1 updates are never huge upgrades, just have back-updates and various new features that generally aren't massive (1.5 > 1.6, 2.0 > 2.1, 2.1 > 2.2, etc etc).The tablet remark makes sense, because if what's been said on various tech sites in the past is true, 3.0 will be made with tablets in mind, as opposed to 2.2/.3, which are not really optimized for tablets at all. Personally, I'm a bit excited to see what happens with NFC, as I am sort of into the idea of never carrying a credit card again.
Does 2.3 have requirements? I heard that either 2.3 or 3.0 will but I think its gonna be 3.0 since its a .7 update instead of a .1 update.
ubnub82 said:
Does 2.3 have requirements? I heard that either 2.3 or 3.0 will but I think its gonna be 3.0 since its a .7 update instead of a .1 update.
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This isn't always the case but in general naming practice the code base for a X.1, X.2, X.3, X.N, series of a program are the same and the revision steps are bug fixes and maybe small upgrades. When a name changes from 1.X to 2.X that usually indicates a major revision to the base code such as a rewrite.
Such as, 1.5 to 1.6, minor step, few new goodies mostly bug fixes, 1.6 to 2.1, major jump tons of changes and bug fixes, 2.1 to 2.2, mostly bug fixes but also included major Dalvek VM upgrade, the step from 2.2.1 to 2.3 is mostly bug fixes and a few updates. The next major revision should be 3.0 and from what I have read and heard it will have a major focus on larger format applications beyond cell phones such as Tablets and Media devises such as Tv's and Google Tv.
well the evo devs are already working on a rom for us. glad i bought an evo when i did. i don't think the hero can handle 2.3.
ubnub82 said:
Does 2.3 have requirements? I heard that either 2.3 or 3.0 will but I think its gonna be 3.0 since its a .7 update instead of a .1 update.
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you from sterling heights, mi? i used to live in macomb county.
fixxxer2008 said:
you from sterling heights, mi? i used to live in macomb county.
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Off topic, but I live in Warren.
fixxxer2008 said:
you from sterling heights, mi? i used to live in macomb county.
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Ya im from sterling heights
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fixxxer2008 said:
well the evo devs are already working on a rom for us. glad i bought an evo when i did. i don't think the hero can handle 2.3.
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That would be odd.
My phone seems to handle each update better than the last.

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