Android 2.0: more than multi-touch
Google announced today the support of 2.o in the SDK and there’s plenty for developers to be excited about: great control over bluetooth and sync plus contact integration that will really pull the vanilla Android experience together, for starters. A single inbox, multiple access points for your contacts, and the potential for bluetooth gaming with chat and social features are just the beginning. Éclair is turning out to be quite a tasty treat. Oh, did I mention HTML 5? That paves the way for Google Wave, folks!
Also see PCWorld’s Complete Primer for 2.0.
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It looks like the contact merging overlaps a little without Moto blur. I hope when blur gets updated for 2.0 that they use the native android functionality as much as possible.
wait, so is android 2.0 going to be available for the t-mo cliq?
It looks like the contact merging overlaps a little without Moto blur. I hope when blur gets updated for 2.0 that they use the native android functionality as much as possible.
wait, so is android 2.0 going to be available for the t-mo cliq?
so when can we download 2.0 onto our phones?
It’s already been posted on XDA by akirah. I’m waiting for the AOSP version.
will the G1 Get the Update in any way without rooting our phones
so when can we download 2.0 onto our phones?
It’s already been posted on XDA by akirah. I’m waiting for the AOSP version.
will the G1 Get the Update in any way without rooting our phones