While the Motorola Droid will definitely receive the Android 2.2 update in the US, the Motorola Milestone update is still in the pipeline. James King (Motorola Managing Director Europe) has now commented on the subject. We are still deciding whether there will be an update at all.
You collect information from the communities and then process it in the team to drive the decision forward. There is a very simple answer to the question of why the whole thing is taking so long at all – for the development and adaptation of the new Android version to the device hardware you need not only a lot of planning but also a hell of a lot of resources and of course that also involves money.
That almost sounds like Motorola no longer wants to concentrate on the “old” Milestone but will put all its resources into new devices. Let’s hope that there will be at least one more update for the Milestone. After all, the device was/is an absolute Comments in moderation bestseller, so why not stick with it and more or less reward users with it?
However, should an update come, this will take a while because the decision has not yet been made and therefore the development has not yet started. add-on Android app auto tree festival beer blog book champions-league chili D-Oh Denmark data protection.
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Android apps on AppBrain
At AppBrain, my favorite website for the Android Market, you can manage the apps in lists. That’s what I did and created one for the weekend Android app presentation.
There are (almost) all the apps that I presented in the WAAV listed. Exceptions are the apps that do not appear on AppBrain because they are only listed in the European market or are no longer available in the meantime
If you have AppBrain Market Sync installed on your phone, you can install the apps I’m presenting with one click.
The list can be reached directly at www.appbrain.com/user/rowi/waav and is nicely presented here as a telephone.
As you can see, some apps are duplicated, these are always the apps that are chargeable but also have a free demo or lite version. Then I’ll take both versions.
