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Showing posts with label Gingerbread. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Gingerbread 2.3.4 for your Samsung Mesmerize – Download Now


Remember yesterday when we told you the Samsung Mesmerize was due for a Gingerbread update. We hoped it wouldn’t take too long. Well as it turns out the Gingerbread update is available today!
The 2.3 update includes
Improved Power ManagementUser Interface RefinementsMore Control Over ApplicationsImproved Text InterfaceOne-Touch Word Selection and Copy/Paste
You can download the update right now from US Cellular and apply it to your phone using their Software Upgrade Tool.
Hit the source for full instructions.
Happy updating!
[via USCellular]

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread Leaked For The Samsung Captivate


Back in June we saw Android 2.3.3 leak for the Samsung Captivate and the leaks just keep on coming. This time we have an official leaked build of Android 2.3.4 for the Cappy courtesy of Przekret over on XDA. I’m not going to tell you how to flash this (Odin) or even recommend that you try it out for yourself. Just know that it is out there and if you’re rooted, I’m sure some crafty developers have already cooked up a few good ROMs from this.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Samsung Captivate Gingerbread 2.3.4 Leak Hits XDA

Still rocking the Samsung Captivate, AT&T users? Of course you are. The Galaxy S II hasn’t released yet (though if you’re looking for some interesting tidbits, check this out). And while you can’t get that scrumptious GSII pastry quite yet, that creamy Gingerbread filling is baked and ready for adventurous users of the Captivate, courtesy of XDA. Hungry for more? Just hit up the link below and make sure to tell us in the comments how it’s treating you.

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Droid 2 Gingerbread Changelog Published to Verizon’s Support Site, Update Imminent?


Verizon has outed the changelog to the long awaited Gingerbread update for the Motorola Droid 2 A soak test was supposed to begin this week, and very well may be under way, but it appears Verizon is inching closer to unleashing the new software version on the masses. The update will leave MotoBlur at build number 4.5.601 and add a whole slew of enhancements (too many to list here). Highlights include a newly blue Blur interface, customizable app drawer, and battery enhancements.
The update tops the scales at 106MB and should be on track to hit a handset near you soon, pending any major bugs. Head over to Verizon’s support site for the complete list of what’s new.

Friday, August 26, 2011

One-Click Root for Stock Gingerbread (Droid X, Droid 3, Droid X2, Cliq and Cliq 2) [From the Forums]


Earlier today we reported XDA forum member dirbliss had successfully rooted the Motorola DROID 3. Now, thanks to Framework43, krazykrivda, and psouza4 over at rootzwiki, we have an uber simple one-click root method for stock Gingerbread. I have tested this out on my Droid X running 4.5.602 and everything went flawlessly. As per P3Droid, this method should work on the Droid 3, Droid X, Droid X2, Cliq and Cliq 2. Here’s how it goes down, but proceed at your own risk:
Motorola drivers need to be installed – 32bit here and 64bit hereDownload and unzip ‘Droid 3 easy root script v7' from hereTurn on USB debugging on your phone by going to Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging(check box)Plug phone into your computer and select “Charge Only” modeNavigate to ‘Droid 3 easy root’ folder and run ‘Click to root your Droid 3.bat’Now just follow the instructions in the command window and unlock the phone after each reboot
No more SBFing back to Froyo on the Droid X! Thanks to everyone that set this up. Make sure to check the source link below for any updates.
[via rw]
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Posted in Android Hacks, Android Hardware, Android Phones, Android Rooting, unique
Tags: cliq, Cliq 2, Droid 3, droid x, DROID X2, froyo, gingerbread root, one click root, Root, rootzwiki, XDA

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Samsung Fascinate 3G+ on TELUS Gets Gingerbread


Updates, fun fun fun! TELUS users that have opted to make the Samsung Fascinate 3G+ their device should be happy today knowing that the upgrade to Android 2.3.3 is now available, a testament to Samsung’s desire to improve their reputation regarding after-market update support. Instructions how to check for the OTA is below, but be sure to read the support page at their site for precautionary measures you should take before updating. [Mobile Syrup, Thanks Dave!]
As of August 2011, a new firmware version is available for the Samsung Galaxy S Fascinate 3G+. Before you update your smartphone, you need to know your current firmware version.
From the Home screen, tap Applications.Tap Settings.Select About phone.You don’t need an upgrade if the: Firmware version is 2.3.3Build number is GINGERBREAD.LKF9.

Another Thunderbolt Gingerbread Build Comes To Light 2.11.605.0 [Courtesy of XDA]

It seems like Gingerbread RUU’s are a dime a dozen for HTC’s Thunderbolt.  Just last week it appeared that an official Gingerbread build was closer than ever, however, if the 2.07.605.0 build was official, one would think we would have received it already or at the very least heard of it rolling out on a Thunderbolt near you.  As of now, we’re not sure exactly how many builds have hit the ground running for this device, but here’s another one for you anyway.  In RUU form, XDA member Football has released build 2.11.605.0.  Being an RUU (Radio Unit Upgrade) this means if you perform the upgrade using this build, your device will be completely wiped.  And as always, we caution you to do this at your own risk.  If you don’t know what you’re doing, get help from a more experienced nerd tech savvy, phone hacking guru.  After all that’s said and done, it’s obvious that at the very least, Gingerbread 2.3 landing on this device is still a pursuit, as developers are clearly still active with it.  And hopefully, in no time at all, we’ll see an official bug free build on the handset… soon.  Cross those fingers!

[via xda]

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Posted in Android Development, Android Hacks, Android Hardware, Android Leaks, Android Manufacturers, Android News, Android Phones, Android Updates
Tags: 2.11.605.0, 2.3, Build, Gingerbread, HTC, RUU, Thunderbolt, update, upgrade

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Monday, August 22, 2011

New HTC Thunderbolt Gingerbread Leak 2.10.605.1 RUU Available [courtesy of xda]


I don’t want to get too much excitement going, but with two official HTC Thunderbolt Gingerbread leaks out this week we must be getting close right? Just the other day we gave you the leak of build 2.07.605.0 (with install instructions) and now, thanks to Football over at XDA, you can download version 2.10.605.1 right here. Since this is a full RUU, it will unroot and wipe your phone should you choose to try it out.  Be sure to hit up the forums over at XDA if you need any help.

Sunday, August 21, 2011

New Gingerbread Build Leaks for HTC Thunderbolt


Another build of the Gingerbread update for the HTC Thunderbolt has been making its rounds among the Android developer community. The latest Android 2.3 build goes by version number 2.10.605.1, a slight bump up from the intial build leaked earlier in the week. The necessary files and instructions are available over at XDA, but given the freshness of this leak you may want to wait until the community at large has a chance to dissect it a bit. Install-friendly ROMs will likely follow in short order.
[XDA via AndroidCentral]

Friday, August 19, 2011

Gingerbread Goes Grandiose with Mobiado’s Grand Touch Luxury Handsets


By this point, we are fairly used to luxury brands producing Android handsets here and there, though exorbitant price tags are typically meshed with specs that you might find on last year’s mid-range handsets. For all the diamonds, leather, and gold plating its hard to imagine even multi-billionaires throwing money at these devices. Enter Mabiado, a company familiar with the luxury cell phone but new to the luxury smartphone. The handset they have managed to produce for once sounds like an appealing blend of luxury and function, but if Grand Touch series’ specs at all sound familiar chalk it up to a clever ruse on Mobiado’s part.
It appears they have simply taken an order of Nexus S handsets and outfitted them in precious metals and other pricey embellishments. The Grand Touch CNC is made of precision machined solid aircraft aluminum. The Grand Touch GCB is outfitted in 24k gold. Both feature their fair share of sapphire crystal accents. Both also feature a 4-inch Super AMOLED display, 16GB of internal storage and run Android Gingerbread. Looking at the renders of the handset, there is no mistaking Mobiado’s starting point.
And how much might you spend for such a well-dressed Nexus S? Mobiado has declined to name the price outright, but we wouldn’t worry about it. This one is well out of your budget.

Thursday, August 18, 2011

HTC Thunderbolt ‘official’ Gingerbread build leaks


HTC Thunderbolt owners have been wondering where all the Gingerbread love is. HTC told us to expect it this quarter, but who wants to wait?
There have been numerous leaks, but the latest build 2.07.605.0 appears to be the official build. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee it will be the final build because if it did pass through all the testing, we would see it pushed by now.
If you would like to give it a try, chingy510 has posted an untouched and a rooted version. Just hit the source link to download and follow the instructions after the break, compliments of rootzwiki.
Instructiions:
For the Full Untouched RUU:
1. Download and rename to PG05IMG.zip
2. Place on the root of your SD card
3. Reboot into hboot (White turned off hold power + volume down)
4. When asked if you want to update hit volume up
For the Rooted Versions:
1. Download and copy to anywhere on your sdcard
2. Wipe the phone completely (Data, Cache and Dalvik)
3. Flash how you would with any other rom in recovery
Note: This has the same radio as the 2.xx.xxx.x post

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Motorola DEFY+ confirmed with Gingerbread and 1GHz processor


Motorola has just officially announced the DEFY+, their latest life proof smartphone which will be available in Asia, Europe and Latin America starting in early fall. This slight upgrade of Motorola’s boredom proof DEFY is loaded with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and runs on a 25% faster 1GHz processor.
The DEFY+ also features a water resistant, scratch resistant and dust proof design (IP67). There’s also a 3.7-inch Gorilla Glass screen and a 1700 mAh battery to keep it pumping along all day.
Hit the break for more of Motorola’s specs and features of this device.

Boredom proof your life; the richest experiences in entertainment and social media are always within reach with Motorola DEFY+. The Music Player lets you access and share your favourite music. You can also stream your favorite music straight from your desktops at home or work, with Motorola Media Link. Motorola DEFY+ also features Google Talk™ to keep you connected with friends and colleagues, while built in apps like the *Zinio™ e-magazine service allow you to keep up with favourite publications on-the-go. Entertainment doesn’t stop there: Motorola DEFY+ also features a 5MP camera with flash, digital zoom and auto focus, letting users capture the best of their social life and create their very own entertainment whatever the conditions.
“Motorola DEFY+, our latest life proof smartphone, delivers the endurance and design strength to keep up with even the most demanding lifestyles, along with the social and entertainment capabilities that put friends and fun in easy reach,” said Alain Mutricy, senior vice president, portfolio and device product management, Motorola Mobility. “We designed Motorola DEFY+ with all the smartphone features you need for a demanding lifestyle.”
Smart Accessories
A suite of smart accessories ensures users get the most from the Motorola DEFY+. Available accessories include Vehicle Dock, Bluetooth Headset, Bluetooth Car Kit, Portable Power, and Car Charger.
Key Features and Specifications:
• Powered by Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and features more than 250,000 apps from Android Market™
• 1GHz processor that runs 25 percent faster for efficient Web browsing and multitasking
• Water resistant, scratch resistant and dust proof to withstand all that life throws your way
• Features scratch resistant Corning Gorilla Glass
• 3.7-inch high-resolution touch screen display
• Music Player connects you to all your favourite artists
• MOTOBLUR lets users stay in touch with friends, providing quick access to social media accounts and live widgets directly from the homescreen
• Motorola Media Link allows users to sync their media content from their desktops at home or work
• Loaded with the ability to create group emails and communication to stay in touch with friends
• Adobe Flash Player 10 for uncompromised viewing of applications, content and videos
• 5MP camera with auto focus, flash and digital zoom
• 2GB internal; *2GB microSD card in box, expandable up to 32GB
• Access to Google™ Apps (Google Maps™ 5.0 with Navigation, Google Talk™, Browsing)
• 1700mAH battery for 7.1 hours of talk time and 16 days in standby


Sunday, August 14, 2011

Gingerbread 2.3 for HTC Inspire 4G rolling out


HTC started pushing out an update to Gingerbead (Android 2.3.3) for the AT&T Inspire 4G yesterday. You can check for the update now by going to Home>Menu>Settings> AT&T Software Update > HTC Wi-Fi software update > Check now. It’s a good idea to make sure your important data is backed up before performing the update. This update will wipe all information from your device (any data on your SD card will be safe and sound).
This system update includes:
Android 2.3.3 GingerbreadNew HTC Sense™ features Updated Application Tray featuresUpdated FriendStream™ featuresAdded Quick Settings in the Notifications windowImproved Power Management functionImproved media experienceVarious minor bug fixes
It’s nice to see Gingerbread continue to roll out to devices this year and AT&T kept its promise for the Inspire. Let’s hope this trend continues across all carriers at a faster pace.
[via HTC]