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if we do fine. if we dont thats fine to. would be nice to have frodo (sorry it what pops in my head when i see froyo) but thats just me
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Why should Motorola and Verizon ever give Froyo to Droid users? There is no money in it for them. We Droid users have already paid for our phones and service. Most of us are limited to new every two. Therefore, they don't have to give us an incentive to stay with our phones for two years. I do not think we will ever get Froyo.Why should Motorola and Verizon ever give Froyo to Droid users? There is no money in it for them. We Droid users have already paid for our phones and service. Most of us are limited to new every two. Therefore, they don't have to give us an incentive to stay with our phones for two years. I do not think we will ever get Froyo.
Why should Motorola and Verizon ever give Froyo to Droid users? There is no money in it for them. We Droid users have already paid for our phones and service. Most of us are limited to new every two. Therefore, they don't have to give us an incentive to stay with our phones for two years. I do not think we will ever get Froyo.
Why should Motorola and Verizon ever give Froyo to Droid users? There is no money in it for them. We Droid users have already paid for our phones and service. Most of us are limited to new every two. Therefore, they don't have to give us an incentive to stay with our phones for two years. I do not think we will ever get Froyo.
Unfortunatly that is about the most logical response I have heard to this question.
My guess is, knowing Verizon as I do, that they said just enough about Froyo to make people think they were going to get if for the original Droid, but that, in reality, they let us think we would get it, so that we would buy all of the phones in the pipeline prior to the Droid X introduction.
I think we will eventually find out that they have no intention of releasing it for the Droid. They will just leave us guessing and waiting forever. That is their style. They may have the best network, but their customer service is the worst, and they really don't care if you like it or not.
First off, I see your new, so welcome to the Android Forums. Ok, now that that is out of the way, we whom are already running Froyo on rooted droids already have it. Where do you think it came from? A leak from Motorola. That tells me that they and Verizon are probably at this moment are working on getting this update to us.. Now if we get Gingerbread which is the update after Froyo, well that's a shot in the dark..
My guess is, knowing Verizon as I do, that they said just enough about Froyo to make people think they were going to get if for the original Droid, but that, in reality, they let us think we would get it, so that we would buy all of the phones in the pipeline prior to the Droid X introduction.
I think we will eventually find out that they have no intention of releasing it for the Droid. They will just leave us guessing and waiting forever. That is their style. They may have the best network, but their customer service is the worst, and they really don't care if you like it or not.
Why should Motorola and Verizon ever give Froyo to Droid users? There is no money in it for them. We Droid users have already paid for our phones and service. Most of us are limited to new every two. Therefore, they don't have to give us an incentive to stay with our phones for two years. I do not think we will ever get Froyo.
Using that sort of logic, we should never have gotten the 2.1 release either, or else we should have gotten MotoBLUR on our phones as an 'addon / incentive' to buy more powerful phones that could handle the bells and whistles (and thus overhead) that comes with MotoBLUR.
I doubt that Gingerbread will be released 'officially' b/c of the rumored min specs required to run it, but I *do* see some of the built-from-source devs working on it to make it work on the DROID by including a custom kernel with their build in order to 'fool' the OS.
D1....Froyo...early August? What about the May, June, and July predictions as well as those who say it won't come at all. I like your optimism but...
I suppose we'll all find out whenever the OTA finally rolls out, but I don't think #2 & #3 will happen. I believe that an agreement was made with Google when the D1 launched that it would be a "pure Google" device meaning no custom UIs or 3rd party modifications. This is why Moto can talk about how they release phones with different capabilities based on a specific business model now that everyone is up in arms about the locked bootloader and eFuse on the new phones. Moto didn't necessarily agree to a plain vanilla device for future handsets.1. The D1 will get the official Froyo update in early-to-mid August.
2. It will include the version of Blur (or whatever you want to call it) seen on the D2 and DX.
3. It will encrypt the bootloader.
4. Android 3.0 (Gingerbread) will not be made available for the D1.
Hey everyone, I'm new to the forum and everything. I'm also a new Android user, I've recently gotten the D1 (I've had it for about a month and am extremely happy with it), and now I'm interested in the Froyo update. I feel like this is probably the best place to ask my question. I've been trying to find a complete answer to this but have yet to find any true answer.
I understand that there's ROMs and everything for rooted users but I'd prefer to wait until I can get the OTA update for my phone. Nonetheless, I'm wondering as to how everyone is certian that Android 2.2 is coming to the D1. Has Motorola or Verizon released an official statement that they'll eventually be rolling out Android 2.2 to the D1? Everything I've found on this subject has been less-than-convincing to me. I came from a BB Storm 1 so Android is already light years ahead of my previous phone, but I'm really looking forward to Froyo. Thanks for any input anyone has regarding this.
most people who waited for the 2.1update should know not to expect the 2.2 update any time soon.HTC: 'most phones' launched in 2010 will get Android 2.2 -- Engadget
Notice that Motorola didn't make a statement like this; I'm leaning toward switching to an HTC device, the 2.1 upgrade drama with Motorola got pretty old after a little while. I know I know, everyone will just say to root once a stable version comes out, but I'm worried Motorola is going to take forever again to do what other companies can do faster.