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Posts tagged Cupcake at Engadget Mobile

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We've already seen it go down unofficially , but we've received word from HTC today that Android's coveted "Cupcake" branch of updates and fixes -- or at least a majority of it -- will likely be making it to the G1 in the future as a legitimate over-the-air push. HTC isn't involved in deciding ...

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engadget.com - 12/31/2008

Cupcake confirmed for T-Mobile G1

— engadget.com — We've received word from HTC today that Android's coveted "Cupcake" branch of updates and fixes -- or... at least a majority of it -- will definitely be making it to the G1 in the future as an over-the-air push. However, it's not clear exactly when ... (more) Cupcake confirmed for T-Mobile G1

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Cupcake confirmed for T-Mobile G1
Engadget — ... We've received word from HTC today that Android's coveted "Cupcake" branch of updates and fixes -- or at least a majority of it -- will definitely be making it to the ...

Cupcake update heading to Google G1 phones?
T3.com All — ... the camera (adding video recording), boost the browser, add an on-screen touch keyboard and generally fine-tune the phone, kicking out any early bugs. Speaking to Engadget , handset maker HTC has confirmed the updated software will be offered as an over-the-air download, but has yet to divulge a date. Perhaps because that bit is down to T-Mobile. But who knows, you might be starting the new year with a new phone. Well, a much-improved one anyway. Link: Android (via Engadget ) Nokia N97 Sign up for the free T3 newsletter Want your latest gadgets news ...

Video: T-Mobile G1-powered Forknife robot goofs off, eats cupcakes
Engadget — ... to control a robot. Actually, the code used to pull it off is hosted up for download, but a fair bit of robotics knowledge is necessary to pull it all together. The best part? Forknife just loves cupcakes -- sorry, we couldn't resist. ...

Android Dev Phone 1 gets in on the Cupcake action early, deemed to be a little undercooked
Engadget — Admit it, you want some Cupcake but are afraid of ditching the physical keyboard altogether. Good news for those of you who've snagged one of those Android Dev Phone 1's, because your wish may be our command. The guys at MAKE have the low down on how to flash Cupcake to the device and ...

T-Mobile Germany website indicates May launch for Cupcake
Engadget — ... , but T-Mobile Germany's website now looks to have also confirmed that the Cupcake update itself will also be rolling out to G1 users sometime the same month -- in Germany, at least. That'll of course bring with it the much-desired on-screen keyboard, along with video recording, stereo Bluetooth support, and some new integration with Picasa and YouTube, among other fixes and additions. As you can see above, the update will "skillfully" install itself on your G1 as soon as it's available, so you needn't do anything except go on about your daily business in the meantime, or check ...

T-Mobile G1 won't see any Android updates beyond 1.5
Engadget — ... of Android 1.5 (or Cupcake, as it's known 'round these parts) for months now, but it looks as if that very treat will be the last taste of confectionery goodness that the smartphone gets. According to Android software engineer Dave Sparks, a time is soon coming when devs "wont be able to fit the latest [Android] release on the G1's internal flash," and yet another engineer has chimed in via Twitter to say that he "can't promise" that any update after 1.5 will fit. For whatever reason, HTC gifted the G1 with an incredibly meager amount of internal flash, and considering that no ...