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Will the Samsung Fascinate every get Android 2.2? I am patient and can wait, but it is not clear that this smartphone wil every be updated.
O I think they care just not about us.
They Care about selling new phones and Contracts that is all
I think they want us to be unhappy that = New phone sale at full Price or ETF $$$$$
gsp10 wrote:
there is absolutely no reason for the hold up
oh so your the developer and know its 100% ready to release with zero bugs?
nice, so what took ya so long?
mdram4x4 wrote:
gsp10 wrote:
there is absolutely no reason for the hold up
oh so your the developer and know its 100% ready to release with zero bugs?
nice, so what took ya so long?
Zero bugs? There is no such device. I came from BlackBerry, they have bugs. My friends with Iphones have bugs, and my friends with Androids have bugs. Does Froyo have a few, yes. Does Eclair have them, yes. And will Gingerbread,Honeycomb, and future OS's have them? YES THEY WILL...............
I agree with other posters. Froyo runs well enough on the Fascinate for release. The best testers in the world are the users. As problems occur patches can be developed.
I think they are more underlying reasons it hasn't been released.
SFObrien has a point. The numbers of requests for help to deal with bugs in any single version of custom ROM really doesn't really seem higher than the requests here dealing with bugs in the corporate ROM.
The only real difference is at xda often you can actually communicate with the dev who wrote the ROM.