Google begins pushing Android 2.3.3 (Gingerbread) to Nexus One, Nexus S

By on Feb 23, 2011 at 7:12 AM
Software February 23, 2011

This is definitely the advantage to owning Google’s anointed developer phone. Via a tweet, the Android maker announced that it has begun pushing out Gingerbread — Android 2.3.3 — to Nexus S and Nexus One handsets via an over-the-air update. The Big G does caution that the rollout may take a “few weeks,” but knowing the Android community, a link for a manual download will surface in the next 24 to 48 hours. Go ahead, hit that “Check for Updates” button a few times… you know you want to.

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  • Hard587

    First

  • Eddy

    No1 cares

    • Big Papi

      I do jackass…my Nexus One is still better than 95% on the market and I see that trend to continue well into 2011

      • Anonymous

        Then Android and its 200 other devices has failed. Thanks for clearing that up.

      • Anonymous

        Former N-1 user here with a N-S and you are nuts. There are plenty of phones that are better then N1. I loved the N-1 man but you are definitely clowning. Lets not forget that multi-touch issue which makes gaming annoying as hell on the phone.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_HH4FWY6LKPDSHW6YHSKGKJZ3XI Jleagle

    Didnt they say this like a month ago?

    • http://www.bgr.com Andrew Munchbach

      It was “coming soon” a few months ago. Now it’s here.

  • Racker

    a “few weeks” sounds like an extra long time for this. I wonder if there using that as an excuse to work out bugs for an extra week or two.

    • haha

      no it’s because people expect all phones to have it in one day.

  • Anonymous

    I hate knowing when the update is being rolled out because I have the urge to check my phone every second in hopes that the update has downloaded. This is exactly what I’m doing now. I hope there’s a manual install link soon, my N1 has been waiting.

  • Anonymous

    Wonder how long is it going to take to update the rest of the 2010 phones.

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