Google’s Nexus One is a hard device to find now day but for those of you that have a device you will be happy to know that you can now get an new unofficial build of Android 2.2 “Froyo”. The guys at XDA seems to have got their hands on a new build (frg33) for the froyo release which includes some small fixes from the previous leaked version and general the device feels a lot faster, also there is huge WIFI improvements. Like always if you want to take the …

Some may remember the outcry after Rogers announced that they would not bring any Android updates for HTC’s Dream or Magic. Things are about to change because Rogers have announced that they will in fact give the 2.1 Android OS firmware update to Magic+ owners, there is currently no timeline for this update but if all goes well we will see it in the coming month’s.

All the Milestone users have had to sit back and relax and watch all the other Android users which got the froyo update. The wait is about to get a official time line because according to Motorola it’s planned to be released Q4 or more precisely “beginning at the end of the year”  in Korea and Europe.
Sadly for all Dext and Backflip owners in Europe,Mexico and Latin America you will not receive the Eclair update but for all those other regions you may still have some faith.

During a press event for Flash/Android Google said that we would see the 10.1 final version soon and it’s now up for download for the Nexus One. Go to Android market to download this new awesome version of Flash player which is about 4 MB so you wont have to wait that long to enjoy the faster experience of flash.

For all of you that were eager enough to update to the not final build that accidentally got leaked by HTC there is now a fixed being sent out OTA (Over The Air) so you all get the latest version. Remember it might not be instantly availble for your are so keep looking under system -> system updates if you have it yet.

So now we can add Motorola Droid to the list of Android devices that have received the famous froyo (Android OS 2.2) release and it should be avialble straight away OTA (Over-The-Air). I do hope everyone will enjoy the new bug fixes and features added in this release. We want to hear from you about the new froyo update, what do you like about it?, missing any fixes?, any annoying bugs you have discovered?, send a email to info@latestmobilenews.com or just comment the topic bellow.

HTC’s upcoming Desire HD showed up unexpectedly today in a video on the net, we also got some information included about what kind of specs you can expect it to run on and what operative system it was running.  Let’s reveal a few of them now and the rest you can catch after the break (specs + video). The new HTC Desire HD have support for 720p recording and it’s starting to become a standard thing now days to include, WVGA 4.3″ touchscreen, flash 10.1 more information about the specs …

We will not see this Android phone until sometime around 2011 and when it does get released you will be able to buy it from Verizon. The prototype was using a Vodafone SIM card and that indicates that there will be CDMA/GSM support , you are probably wondering what the specs are, well i can tell you that it has a 1.2 GHZ (might be dual core) CPU, 4 inch display with a sliding qwerty keyboard, Android OS 2.2 or later. Specs can always change during the development cycle so …

Droid x owners can soon enjoy the new Android 2.2 update because in a topic about Exchange 2003 email problems on their support forum they now supplied a new updated release window of the Froyo release, Moto’s is saying that the build is “scheduled for deployment by early September”.
Motorola is hard at work on this update so i won’t mind the extra wait at all because everyone wants stable releases don’t they?.
Source:Motorola Support Forum

Earlier last week the update was accidentally put on their download server so a few of you might be using the unofficial build that they claim was an old build so if you want to update to the correct one you have to wait because HTC is working on a fix so those who have it can apply the new one. Enjoy the new flashlight app and the many changes and improvements so be sure to be glued to your phone and wait for the magical update to appear on …