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First phone to run Froyo?

150_cav

Android Enthusiast
i read on pocketnow.com that the HTC EVO is supposed to get update to Froyo this summer, but do you think it will be the first to run Froyo?

the moto droid was the first (and only) to go to 2.0 when it was only on Verizon so i guess it could be sprints turn, seeing as t-mobile got the first android OS.

but here is what i think, i think it will be the Nexus One, with phone like the EVO, Google has to make Froyo, then HTC has to make their apps like sense run with Froyo, then the wireless carrier has to approve it, but with the Nexus, wouldn't it only be Google that has to approve the update?

Tell me what you think will be the first to get Froyo and why
 
Well, with Froyo, they are taking out many apps that won't run on specific phones, and having people who can download them from the market instead. They are trying to make the whole phone/os thing less fragmented (meaning they want the same OS on as many phones as possible). That being said, it is anyone's guess who will get it first. But along the lines of the poster above, it will probably be a "Google Experience" phone (like the Droid or the N1)...
 
i'd guess a new phone will get released with froyo before any existing models get an update to it
 
If it really does ship with Froyo, I'm willing to bet that the N1 will get Froyo at the same time or--most likely--before the Evo's release.
 
im getting ahead of myself being that 2.1 hasnt been released for my phone yet but do you think any motoblur phones will have froyo or will the support stop at 2.1 ya think? i currently have the devour that recently came out.
 
you guys do realize that Google does all OS and app testing on the Nexus One? The nexus is the standard phone for Google.
 
it had better be N1 I picked it over Desire for this express reason ;)
 
I would be surprised if anything got it before the Nexus. Google just seems so proud of it.

idk, they did stop caring about the poor 3g reception, but personally i would blame that one on t-mobile because they have the worst coverage ever
 
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