Froyo is Here: Nexus One Users Get OTA Update

[JMcEntegart]

It's happening!

Froyo is Here: Nexus One Users Get OTA Update : Read more

 

[Shadow703793]

Win for those Nexus One owners (who haven't rooted). Android FTW!

 

[house70]

[citation][nom]Shadow703793[/nom]Win for those Nexus One owners (who haven't rooted). Android FTW![/citation]
not so fast, users with rooted phones have enjoyed the Froyo for a while and with extras that are available only on rooted devices.
I agree though, Android FTW!

 

[AMDnoob]

I don't know about everyone else but after seeing all these photos of the real Froyo desert I really want to make/try one. Is it just frozen yogurt on a granola/berry mix? Looks good.. mmmm.

 

[cmcghee358]

So is this 2.2 coming to any other phones/companies? I'm stuck with T-Mobile on a Motorola CLIQ-XT with 1.5 🙁

 

[kayvonjoon]

Are the people with a rooted nexus one able to download this?

 

[awood28211]

...patiently waiting an Evo update...

 

[jkeopka]

I am a Nexus One user with AT&T, and apparently this message doesn't apply to AT&T. I did check in (*#*#checkin#*#*) and I still dont have the update available.

 

[maxiim]

Wonder how long it will take Sprint to release Froyo for the EVO 4G now that its "officially" out.

 

[dan117]

And I'm still waiting for 2.1 for HTC Magic.

 

[sakanagai]

[citation][nom]jkeopka[/nom]I am a Nexus One user with AT&T, and apparently this message doesn't apply to AT&T. I did check in (*#*#checkin#*#*) and I still dont have the update available.[/citation]

I also use AT&T on my Nexus One. The official OTA update is out, but it may take several days before every user gets it. There is a direct download(link to zip file, rename to update.zip when transferring to your phone) for the update files if you are comfortable performing the upgrade manually. I did the install with no issues.

 

[jeraldjunkmail]

The disparity of versions of Android are making it tough for us device owners that are unable to update. I understand why (individual devices need drivers, etc.) but what I don't understand is why is android not like a traditional OS in design? Like where you can update the OS and drivers independently using legacy drivers? Leaving updates in the hands of the device manufacturures seems counter productive.