If you’re using the lovely old Google Nexus One, there’s some good news for you via its exclusive UK network supplier Vodafone – it’s about to launch Google’s 2.2.1 Android bug fixing release to your telephones. It should be there right now, in fact, as a few users on Vodafone’s forum are reporting successful updates.
Here’s the explanation bit from Vodafone:
Google is rolling out a maintenance release for Android (2.2.1) and Vodafone Nexus One customers will start to receive alerts that this update is available to download over the air during the next 24 hours. This update contains bug fixes and security patches for Android 2.2.
Please note – this update is not Android 2.3, which was announced yesterday by Google. We’re continuing to work closely with Google and handset manufacturers to bring the latest planned Android updates to customers as quickly as possible. We will provide more information when we can
Don’t kill yourself rushing to your nearest wi-fi hotspot. It’s only a minor fiddle.
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