Google on Tuesday officially released the Android 2.2 software update for its Nexus One smartphone. The update will be deployed over-the-air throughout the week to Nexus One users, and brings several ...

The rollout of Android 2.2 for network-locked HTC phones continues, with Virgin Mobile setting early September for HTC Desire and Wildfire owners to get some Froyo deliciousness. HTC released an ...

Earlier this week came the latest report on global smartphone growth from Gartner, which said sales of Android-based phones increased by 707 percent in the first quarter of 2010 over the first quarter ...

If you have an iPhone 2G or 3G handy and you're not too fussed about a spot of jailbreaking, it's now possible to install Android 2.2 directly on it, without the use ...

In its forthcoming Android 2.2 mobile OS update, expected to arrive later this year, Google is adding features and functionality that could give Apple's iPhone a run for its money in the enterprise, ...

Google is expected to introduce the next version of its Android operating system for smartphones as soon as next week. Code-named Froyo, we’ve already heard some pretty cool things about Android 2.2.

Android developers have a habit of pushing out regular software updates through the Android Market. This is a good thing, since it means you can keep your installed apps up to date with the latest new ...

Which member of Verizon's Droid family of smartphones will get Android 2.2 first? The just-released Motorola Droid X is slated to receive the new version of Google's mobile operating system in late ...

You'd think Android 2.2's acceleration of Java and JavaScript execution would boost overall speed, but the dramatic benefit lies elsewhere When I got the over-the-air ...

As you already know if you have an Android OS on your mobile, updating your Android apps is currently a nightmare. Each one needs to be done individually and it takes far too long to update multiple ...

The Google 'Froyo' update will provide a bevy of new enterprise features to Sprint customers, but they still don't put Evo security on par with BlackBerrys If you’re a Sprint customer who is happy ...