Gingerbread

[Fetch Questman]

It looks like we should be getting our Gingerbread updates real soon, maybe even next week
[RUMOR] T-Mobile G2x to receive Gingerbread update early next week? – Android and Me

What differences shoukd I expect? Is the UI a lot slicker? Any awesome new features...

Anyone worried that the update could cause more problems that it fixes?

 

[defiantbeast]

No. I think gingerbread will fix a lot of issues for most. gingerbread brought better battery life to the nexus one, it also was faster and somehow optimized the hardware better, i believe it had something to do with the proccesor, and since our phone has a dual core.... The ui changes were minor but really put a nice shine on vanilla android. Such as the black notification tab. i really cant wait.

I jumped from the nexus one because i was running out of app space, the nexus ones real achiles heel. i really was not impressed with the nexus s, so i got a mytouch 4g which was nice, and i wound up liking the sense ui(or mysense ui) a lot more than i thought i would. But ultimatly i love vanilla android. I looked at the LG o2x and was really impressed by it back in january but i wasnt about to jump into LG new ui which looked a lot like touchwiz crap to me. So when they announced that the g2x was comming and it had vanilla android i jumped all over it. I say this all to say that the g2x would have been or should have been the nexus 2. And now with gingerbread this will really be the phone to have for those that love stock vanilla android.

 

[EmceeGeek]

when in doubt, or question, check out youtube!

 

[gpmartinson]

(Updated) T-Mobile Currently Testing G2x Maintenance Release/Gingerbread Update?