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Android 2.0 gets torn apart, screenshot by screenshot
MobileCrunch Oct 16 09With Google having placed a canoe-sized Eclair on their lawn a few days ago, we know that the next update for Android (codenamed "Eclair", version number 2.0) can't be too far off. Google has kept their code surprisingly close to their chest, this time around; where as bits and pieces of each update generally show up in their code repositories to be explored months ahead of release, Eclair has gone mostly unseen. Whether that's because they wanted to keep things mum until the launch of the first 2.0 phone or for some other mystery reason, we'll never know - but either way, the cat is out of the bag now. Full story...
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