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2.2 in "mid October"
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jamesnmandy
Android Enthusiast
it's out now for the i9000
Android 2.2 for the Samsung Galaxy S (GT-i9000) Being Pushed Out Now | Android Phone Fans
Android 2.2 for the Samsung Galaxy S (GT-i9000) Being Pushed Out Now | Android Phone Fans
sean76
Android Expert
By the time Verizon gets it and pushes it out it'll be mid to late November! Which is somewhat decent timing considering it only came out the middle of Sept. However with Gingerbread not that far off, phones should have came with Froyo of the bat that got released this summer and early fall. Wonder if vzw has a signal fix in the works for when they push 2.2 out?
Agreed verizon always takes forever to push the updates
OfTheDamned
The Friendly Undead
While I am just as hopeful as everyone else that this happens quickly, don't be too disappointed when it takes a little longer for us to see it. Verizon has a history of taking a little longer to test OS updates (which can be a good thing) than other carriers. They also have to have things a little more customized than everyone else because of the CDMA radio and the existence of Bing on the phone.
Exactly, a bunch of us former Droid Eris users already know what this is going to be like.
OfTheDamned
The Friendly Undead
Well, we won't let it go that far.
We didn't have mods and guides living in the Eris forum back then.
whitesnake1
Member
Android 2.2 Froyo for Samsung Galaxy S rolling out now
News by Todd Haselton on Friday October 15, 2010.
Today Samsung announced that the Android 2.2 Froyo update for its Galaxy S smartphone is starting to roll out.
Samsung says the update will first roll out to the Nordic region, with gradual rollouts to other European markets, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, North America, and Africa.
The Froyo update includes a faster Just in Time (JIT) compiler, Adobe Flash Player 10.1, and improved customization options. Users will also be able to pinch the home screen to view all of their home screen panels at once.
The update is available via Samsung's Kies software, which runs on PCs. [via SlashGear]
News by Todd Haselton on Friday October 15, 2010.
Today Samsung announced that the Android 2.2 Froyo update for its Galaxy S smartphone is starting to roll out.
Samsung says the update will first roll out to the Nordic region, with gradual rollouts to other European markets, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, North America, and Africa.
The Froyo update includes a faster Just in Time (JIT) compiler, Adobe Flash Player 10.1, and improved customization options. Users will also be able to pinch the home screen to view all of their home screen panels at once.
The update is available via Samsung's Kies software, which runs on PCs. [via SlashGear]
saps
Extreme Android User
Yeah we're on the home stretch for sure. The temporary release of source code earlier this week was enough for the dev's to start their work and as we speak Froyo kernels are being tested for our SF's. All signs still point to a November OTA from VZW but based on what I glean from IRC we could have Froyo anyday now from the dev's
jamesnmandy
Android Enthusiast
is that why the 2.2 Droid X launch was a complete mess they are still trying to clean up? because they took an appropriate amount of time to test the OS internally...???
because if you ask me the problems the DX guys are having with 2.2 would have shown up in the first week of testing internally.....so they must not have tested it at all.......and still sat on it forever in the name of "testing"
OfTheDamned
The Friendly Undead
is that why the 2.2 Droid X launch was a complete mess they are still trying to clean up? because they took an appropriate amount of time to test the OS internally...???
because if you ask me the problems the DX guys are having with 2.2 would have shown up in the first week of testing internally.....so they must not have tested it at all.......and still sat on it forever in the name of "testing"
I never said they took an appropriate amount of time for anything. I just said they generally take longer than most carriers for their testing before they release updates. The problems with the DX are one of the reasons I was thinking it might take a little longer to see an update for the SF.
Kabob
Android Enthusiast
Grumble grumble, I yearn for haste!! C'mon VZW!!!
sean76
Android Expert
is that why the 2.2 Droid X launch was a complete mess they are still trying to clean up? because they took an appropriate amount of time to test the OS internally...???
because if you ask me the problems the DX guys are having with 2.2 would have shown up in the first week of testing internally.....so they must not have tested it at all.......and still sat on it forever in the name of "testing"
Ohhhhh....ease up pal! Damned is just stating the truth in how vzw is with ota updates. IMO 2.2 should have been stock on all the new Android devices getting released at the moment, and a few months back. 2.2 killed my evo, and that was a sprint push out, so in general the push from vzw onto the Droid X could have been something within 2.2 ? Who knows....I say sit back and get comfortable...vzw does not want another rushed ota...so i'd say Nov at least.
kinda like all the 'testing' they did on the fascinate?is that why the 2.2 Droid X launch was a complete mess they are still trying to clean up? because they took an appropriate amount of time to test the OS internally...???
because if you ask me the problems the DX guys are having with 2.2 would have shown up in the first week of testing internally.....so they must not have tested it at all.......and still sat on it forever in the name of "testing"
Frisco
=Luceat Lux Vestra=
No matter what they do, they'll get plenty of forum angst and darts headed their way.
- release as quickly as possible: bugs.
- respond to bug reports and release "update": "Couldn't they get it right the first time? Why did they rush it out to us, are we their beta testers?!"
- continually move the prospective release date further down the calendar in an effort to perfect the OTA: "They're going to release the 2.2 upgrade too close to 3! What a waste!"
- release as quickly as possible: bugs.
- respond to bug reports and release "update": "Couldn't they get it right the first time? Why did they rush it out to us, are we their beta testers?!"
- continually move the prospective release date further down the calendar in an effort to perfect the OTA: "They're going to release the 2.2 upgrade too close to 3! What a waste!"
saps
Extreme Android User
^^^This QFT. There is no win for them. Its really about choosing the lesser of two [or three] evils; which quite frankly from a business perspective they probably are actually doing.No matter what they do, they'll get plenty of forum angst and darts headed their way.
- release as quickly as possible: bugs.
- respond to bug reports and release "update": "Couldn't they get it right the first time? Why did they rush it out to us, are we their beta testers?!"
- continually move the prospective release date further down the calendar in an effort to perfect the OTA: "They're going to release the 2.2 upgrade too close to 3! What a waste!"
OfTheDamned
The Friendly Undead
No matter what they do, they'll get plenty of forum angst and darts headed their way.
- release as quickly as possible: bugs.
- respond to bug reports and release "update": "Couldn't they get it right the first time? Why did they rush it out to us, are we their beta testers?!"
- continually move the prospective release date further down the calendar in an effort to perfect the OTA: "They're going to release the 2.2 upgrade too close to 3! What a waste!"
What's the saying?
You can please some of the people or you can please none of the people.
no......People can't be pleased when there are only some of them.
hummmm no........People who please other people sometimes are not happy all of the time.
Nope........You can please some of the people some of the time or you can please none of the people all of the time, but you can't please everyone all of the time.
Something like that. At any rate, not everyone will be happy.
saps
Extreme Android User
Actually its You can pick your friends, you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friend's noseWhat's the saying?
You can please some of the people or you can please none of the people.
no......People can't be pleased when there are only some of them.
hummmm no........People who please other people sometimes are not happy all of the time.
Nope........You can please some of the people some of the time or you can please none of the people all of the time, but you can't please everyone all of the time.
Something like that. At any rate, not everyone will be happy.
OfTheDamned
The Friendly Undead
Actually its You can pick your friends, you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friend's nose
Yep, thaaaat's the one!
Kabob
Android Enthusiast
saps
Extreme Android User
Pfft, says who? I'm gonna try it tonight and see what sort of resposne I get
OfTheDamned
The Friendly Undead
Pfft, says who? I'm gonna try it tonight and see what sort of resposne I get
There is also.....You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose, but you can't wipe your friends on the couch.
Back to the actual topic......
Is anyone else rather ho-hum about 2.2 on their Fascinate? I'm not really in need of many of those features at the moment.