Froyo, aka Android 2.2, is open source and available for developers to download as of today. Google announced it today at the Droid X event.
You can go get Android 2.2 at Google's Developer Site for Android. If coding isn't your thing but looking over APIs with starry eyes is, check out the details here
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no droid 2?
Can't wait to see what happens with CyanogenMod now with a legit source available!
I knew staying with CM5.0.08-N1 (and other CM roms) would be worth the wait. I tried several Froyo incarnations but just couldn't give up the great features of CyanogenMods Roms. Now I'll be able to have the best of both worlds.
I'm a little confused. Has 2.2 been officially released (for end users)? Gizmodo is saying it will be released today, for everybody.
Gizmodo said the same this as this post said.
The source code is available, not the OTA release.
http://gizmodo.com/5570938/android-22-froyo-available-today
I finally figured it out after reading a few other sites, but when they say stuff like,"Today's when everybody—from HTC to you and me—gets their hands on it.", that can be construed to mean a whole lot of things. Thanks though.
And cyanogen has already started prepping it for us!
http://twitter.com/cyanogen/status/16867496609
w00t!
OTA for th N1?
Evo user here... I've heard nothing but good of cyanogen... Is he like god?
Nah...Cyanogen creates great ROMs, God just created everything else.
LOL
I REALLY hope that AT&T Nexus One owners won't be somehow shafted. If so, I'm dumping it for the iPhone. I'm not even kidding.
Historically, how long after the code was released did it take for OTA downloads to appear on Nexus One?