LG and Samsung yet to decide on the Gingerbread upgrade for Optimus One and Galaxy S
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- Anonymous
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- 09 Dec 2010
Anonymous, 09 Dec 2010Why say that Samsung will lose their reputation? I say, an... moreAndroid will only last a flash; it's crappy and unstable. Unlike iPhone it's well known for stability. Apple created all these good stuff and now everyone is trying to copy but still far behind.
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- Anonymous
- FJT
- 09 Dec 2010
Anonymous, 09 Dec 2010If Samsung don't release this for the Galaxy S then their r... moreWhy say that Samsung will lose their reputation? I say, android users will lose their reputation if you guys couldn't figure this out yourselves. Android is open source, as you guys always brag about. So there. Why don't you users make use of that awesome openness and freedom of android and update your phones yourselves. Or are you android users just good at bragging and don't really have the know how to create updates and customize coding. But don't you guys claim that you're smarter than the rest that's why you prefer the open source android?
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- Anonymous
- smS
- 09 Dec 2010
lets face it nobody can honestly expect samsung to release 2.3 for the galaxy s when they've been ridiculously slow to release 2.2 alone for the galaxy s. Htc had desire on froyo since august,samsung was finally releasing it in late november. Expect gingerbread if at all on the galaxy s in q2 2011
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- Anonymous
- iBu
- 09 Dec 2010
I dont understand: why people are so hungry for updates?? Froyo works just fine dont it? So, why bother?? The old phones only were updated if there were problems. If froyo works fine I dont even bother! Froyo only has some months! Wake up! How many ios updates were released in 3 years???! I'm just fine with android! Hate those capitalists of apple and windows!
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- LHf
- 09 Dec 2010
don't buy the nexus s, same galaxy s with a stupid search button and a crappy video recording! concave display is not worth 100$ and xda will release 2.3 update as soon as possible
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- Anonymous
- FJT
- 09 Dec 2010
But didn't android users boast that they are smart and that the android os is very open? So why can't they just tweak everything to their desired settings. Come on android users, make use of android's open platform and create your own updates. While you're at it, why don't you guys create your own personal apps :)
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- Anonymous
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- 09 Dec 2010
Honestly there is no reason why it shouldn't get 2.3 especially when the Nexus One is getting it. If they don't update then it is unfortunate for the Galaxy owners but this will hurt Samsung down the line which should matter a great deal. Android is still maturing and within a year or two those who can't compete and don't give the customers what they want will be weeded out. I guess the best choice are Nexus phones so if I buy a next Android phone it will be a Nexus model. Hopefully they will continue to make them.
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- 09 Dec 2010
Anonymous, 09 Dec 2010There is something messed up with Android. If old phones ca... moreyea android is too resource and power hungry i couldn't manage with an android phone at all
poor battery management and cause of the hardware
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- Anonymous
- q}m
- 09 Dec 2010
Honestly there is no reason why it shouldn't get 2.3 especially when the Nexus One is getting it. If they don't update then it is unfortunate for the Galaxy owners but this will hurt Samsung down the line which should matter a great deal. Android is still maturing and within a year or two those who can't compete and don't give the customers what they want will be weeded out. I guess the best choice are Nexus phones so if I buy a next Android phone it will be a Nexus model. Hopefully they will continue to make them.
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- 09 Dec 2010
Me, 09 Dec 2010false news. check your facts first gsmarena... http://twit... morei think u need to either check ur links or dont try n give ppl a virus
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- Ali
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- 09 Dec 2010
Samsung promises Android 2.3 for Galaxy S phones
http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/12/09/samsung.to.bring.android.23.to.galaxy.s.phones/
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- Anonymous
- nEt
- 09 Dec 2010
There is something messed up with Android. If old phones can upgrade to the latest OS, then what is the incentive for people who have the likes of galaxy S to upgrade their phone?
Because the galaxy S is still a beast, and it will have to take something special for samsung to beat it, such as metalic frame + all the features of galaxy S + flash.
I dont see samsung doing that anytime soon
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- Anonymous
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- 09 Dec 2010
Me, 09 Dec 2010false news. check your facts first gsmarena... http://twit... moreFail! You didn't read the whole article. Read before you comment next time!!!
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- Anonymous
- sy1
- 09 Dec 2010
If Samsung don't release this for the Galaxy S then their reputation in my opinion will have diminished all together. What a low act it would be, ensuring you were behind every other Android device they bring out here forth. My next purchase would most definitely be somewhere else other than Samsung or Noka (who I've also had terrible experiences with).
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- Anonymous
- 0ry
- 09 Dec 2010
In other news:
HTC promises to bring Gingerbread to a number of phones :D.
Most likely the Desire, Desire Z and Desire HD.
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- Anonymous
- pED
- 09 Dec 2010
did samsung release froyo for galaxy S? last thing i know they removed it after they got many complaints about bugs, and didn't hear that they released it yet...
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- Ahmed
- uWx
- 09 Dec 2010
please avoid my english mistakes....
I'm using froyo 2.2 on samsung galaxy s....and waiting for 2.3.......
Alla samsung walo cha gye ho....
Those who are using 2.1...update manually
Latest firmware is I9000XXJPP or I9000XXJPO
write this firmware on google and download then follow instruction...
If anyone have question contact me and ask question my contact email id is...
ahmedsheikh92@gmail.com
ahmedsheikh92@gmail.com
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- Alui
- mm3
- 09 Dec 2010
It takes about 30 mins to read the steps to follow for installing Froyo and do the actual instal from xdev. Samsung sucks on customer support, but hey, the Odin Froyo is great. The best revenge against Samsung is not to buy their products as new. Better buy a second hand SGS(and do the update manually) than buy Nexus S.
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- D8X
- 09 Dec 2010
People may hate apple/windows but google have set manufacturers up to butcher their os, that expensive smartphone you just tied yourself into a 2 year contract with? Outdated within 6 months?
If you take a snapshot of android it looks great, but over the long run i think we can all agree ios is better long term, symbian is good too (not owned a high end nokia so cant comment) glad I jumped ship from my Desire to iPhone 4, so much happier with it.
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- Anonymous
- kDi
- 09 Dec 2010
im still waiting for the froyo 2.2 on the samsung galaxy s vibrant t-mobile