All Nexus One Devices now to come with Andriod 2.2 code named FroYo

The Android 2.2 is finally out, starting with Google’s flagship phone, the Nexus One.

Android (Android) 2.2, codename “FroYo,” was revealed last month at the Google (Google) I/O conference in San Francisco. Featuring major speed upgrades, Wi-Fi hotspot and tethering functionality, cloud-to-device integrations and Adobe Flash 10.1.

While the newest version of the Google-build OS has been available for a short while now, today marks the official rollout of Android 2.2 to the masses. Most Nexus One owners can expect an over-the-air update sometime later today.


Owners of other Android phones such as the HTC Evo or the Droid Incredible will have to wait a little while longer, however. Most Android phones run a customized version of the OS — HTC has the Sense UI, for example. It’s up to the phone manufacturers to implement rollouts of new OS updates, and most won’t be ready until August.

Src: [mashable.com]

All Nexus One Devices now to come with Andriod 2.2 code named FroYo