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Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough

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Re: Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough

#3
Pretty sweet.

Sadly, the manufacturers take a long time to catch up to released Android versions. Almost makes users want to "wait a few months" before purchasing a phone.

I think Google needs to help those guys out so that they can get the releases earlier.

Re: Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough

#5

I like how some buttons are in a kind of "thumb sweep" layout: along a curve where you're most likely to be able to reach them.

I wonder if they'll offer a "left handed" option as well. The layout on the car app is clearly designed for the thumb of the right hand.

Re: Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough

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post #6

I can't wait to get my hands on Motorola's "Sholes" - http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/30/motorola-sholes-android-p...

For more info, Google "Motorola Droid", which is apparently the name it will be released under for Verizon. I think I'm going to be a Verizon customer fairly soon...

Re: Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough

#8

Pretty sweet. Sadly, the manufacturers take a long time to catch up to released Android versions. Almost makes users want to "wait a few months" before purchasing a phone. I think Google needs to help those guys out so that they can get the releases earlier.

A phone running Android 2.0 will be in users hands(according to my source at least) in the next 30 days.

Re: Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough

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Pretty sweet. Sadly, the manufacturers take a long time to catch up to released Android versions. Almost makes users want to "wait a few months" before purchasing a phone. I think Google needs to help those guys out so that they can get the releases earlier.

Uh, what?

T-Mobile had 1.6 pushed to the G1s and the MyTouch 3Gs a few weeks after the SDK was released.

Re: Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough

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post #8

Pretty sweet. Sadly, the manufacturers take a long time to catch up to released Android versions. Almost makes users want to "wait a few months" before purchasing a phone. I think Google needs to help those guys out so that they can get the releases earlier.

A phone running Android 2.0 will be in users hands(according to my source at least) in the next 30 days.

What is your source?
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