Android 2.2 Froyo Source Code is now available for Developers

Posted by Praveen Sivaraman on June 24, 2010 in Latest Technology News · 0 Comment

At the launch of Droid X on Wednesday, Andy Rubin confirmed that Google is uploading the Android 2.2 source code to its Android Open Source Project (AOSP) repository. As Froyo now in the hands of the both the developer community and the OEMs there is an expectation that the latest Android OS to make its way onto handsets in the future.

While the Android users waiting for the manufacturers to get their official versions out in the upcoming weeks the user should always keep their eyes open for those unofficial versions which will hit the internet in the upcoming days.

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