If you were one of many Samsung Epic 4G owners impatiently waiting for the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update to drop for your beloved device, sit down and take a breath — it’s not happening. At least not yet. The memo above was passed around Sprint internal channels recently and highlights how the Froyo update hasn’t been released for any Galaxy S devices nor does Samsung or Sprint have an eta for release. Some may see this as Samsung’s attempt at...
At one point in time, we’ve all come into possession of a particular file that we didn’t have an appropriate piece of software to open said file. On that same note, Windows users have been able to simply click “search online” to give Windows a chance at clearing things up. I’ve never had particularly good luck with the in-house app searching within Windows, ultimately turning to Google to find the required app. Perhaps on OS X it will be...
A leaked memo this afternoon paints a rather promising picture for Verizon Wireless Android users. According to said memo, VZW is currently reviewing which handsets will be making the jump to Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) following the recent release of the Gingerbread source code from Google. The most important part of the memo, however, states that “any current VZW device that runs well on Android 2.2 (Froyo) will run even better on Gingerbread”. That would of...
In all the awesomeness that makes up the 2,560 x 1,440 pixels-worth that is the 27-inch Apple Cinema Display, some users haven’t had the rosiest of times. Most importantly, a persistant bug regarding speaker problems has been plaguing a small subset of users. The specific problem is reportedly distorted or completely non-functioning speakers. To fix the issue, users have reported that simply unplugging and replugging the USB cord in to all-out restarting their Mac...
If you are one of the countless Sprint Epic 4G users on the fence as to if you should download and install the leaked Android 2.2 (Froyo) “DK28″ build that was released over the weekend — don’t. Not too long after the internet was flooded with eager Epic 4G users, reports of various bugs and horror stories were cropping up. As it turns out, Sprint was intending for this particular update to only reach a handful of beta testers, knowing full well...
