Though Motorola Droid X2 is about to taste the favor of gingerbread, it still feels somewhat weird at this instant eventually to be releasing a spanking new, high-end smartphone with a year-old operating system. If you were on tenterhooks that this may perhaps have been just an outlier for Motorola,

You’ve might have lately heard that Motorola corroborated the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the Droid X between others, and now Verizon has published the changelog and advantages of updating your handset to the latest version of Android OS. The update is so called 4.5.596.MB810.Verizon.en.US and except for the Gingerbread crumb,

Cheers folks who own a Galaxy S we have some good news for you and an enticement for future Galaxy S II owners seeing that Samsung has kept its pledge to provide Galaxy S opportunity to taste the Gingerbread flavor in any way. Also it looks as if the update is rolling out a different for the ex-flagship.

As you already know that a Droid X update has been in the pipeline for quite some time, in conjunction with other Androids from Motorola’s Droid collection. However today the representatives from the company has confirmed (and re-confirmed indeed) a number of these impending update releases, counting the one that we hadn’t heard about it earlier. 

HTC has thrown in good news for all folks who own an unbranded SIM-free HTC Desire HD and Incredible S. As such Android 2.3 Gingerbread update will hit the said devices on 16 May, which means just 3 days are left for the Desire HD and the Incredible S to taste the flavor of Gingerbread.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 (P1000) was one of the most admired Android tablets in the year of 2010. While the name itself suggests, it equips a display screen measured at 7 inch, and is fundamentally a bumped version of the Galaxy S. Akin to all other Android tablets out last year, the Galaxy Tab came with Android 2.2 Froyo integrated, with a tablet optimized version of TouchWIZ UI by Samsung.

Previously HTC Desire HD and the HTC Incredible S have been updated to Android 2.3 and the HTC Desire’s official Gingerbread ROM has been leaked by HTC. To the extent that the T-Mobile G2 is concerned the US carrier’s Desire Z, we’ve earlier seen a leaked test ROM but at this instant our much loved leaksters published the official Gingerbread ROM leak. 

Cheers all those folks hungry for Gingerbread as today HTC is spreading some love to users of the Desire HD and Incredible S smartphones through an over-the-air update distributing Android 2.3. Though we’ve spotted the notification of the new firmware update on the company’s European support site, while our UK-based Incredible S

The Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM leaks are coming in piles while the newest one to add in the line-up is the T-Mobile MyTouch 4G which gets its Android 2.3.3 leak dessert, which implies that an official edition is just around the corner.

Yes, that’s right ! HTC Desire Z will get to taste the flavor of Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), credit to a RUU leak of the Gingerbread test ROM from HTC. The leaked RUU is based on Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread along with HTC’s Sense User Interface, while it also brings along a new radio which perks up the signal reception and 4G download speeds, but simultaneously the battery will drain faster.