So Whats Coming Next? Android 2.1? January?

There is another update planned for January, not sure that it's 2.1 though.

 

how about a quick 2.0.1.1 version that brings back the old unlock screen or at least centers the clock.

 

Yes I'm interested in knowing what new features will be enabled with 2.1. It seems to me that 2.1 would be more than just a minor bug fix type of update, as we're going up one/tenth as opposed to one/hundreth..hehe

 

I like the new unlock screen. Looks more "Droid"-y

 

Off center cloak sucks. I want this corrected ASAP.

 

Seriously, who cares about the unlock screen. Use a pattern anyway to secure your stuff. I like the clock font too.

What I really want is for them to make the damn OS SMOOOOTH. If HTC can make 1.6 smooth as butter when scrolling on an inferior processor why is it jaggedy on the Droid? 2.0.1 helped a touch, but there's so much more polish that can be done.

 

Digdug...brother...I have been complaining about this since the start...you took the words out of my mouth +1 Bro

 

I agree with you the update helped the lag in keyboard a smudge but now the scrolling is glitchy. All in all I feel the update helped, and hope that 2.1 brings even better features and functionality to the table. P.s I'm not to worried they will keep up with droid for awhile, its a serious device.

 

Hopefully the next update will put my music in CD order, not alphabetical order like it is now

 

i love the new unlock screen, if they change anything they should just give you and option to be able to customize it.

i hated that nasty looking arrow that popped up on the rotary unlock...ewww..

 

seriously lets hope they do something with the native music app because it is so ugly and primitive. if they want to be able to convince iphone users to jump ship they need to make this aspect of the phone so much better.

does anyone know of a third party music app out there that can correct this issue for now?

 

Word, My friends eris seems way more smooth than my Droid. Dunno if its Moto problem or 2.x but it needs some love for sure.

 

werent they talking some stuff about html5 and flash support?

 

I thought HTML5 is already supported by the Droid.

Flash support will come from Adobe mid-2010 from what I've read, won't come from Moto.

The 2.1 update had better include a fix for BT voice dialing or some users (maybe including me) are going to start picketing Moto/Verizon's offices.

 

How is that change working for you now?obviously change is not always better!

 

I've made note of your complaint. It will be fixed in 2.0.2.

 

I was frustrated by this too, but I found a way to make it in order of the cd. I had ripped my cds using windows media player so they were .wma files (or whatever the extension is.) I downloaded Switch Sound file converter to convert my music files to Mp3. Once I did that, I dropped my albums into the Droid, and the problem was solved.

 

ugh, the off centered clock looks nice. If this is going to be changed, at least make it user customizable. I love the way the lock screen currently looks. too much debate to choose one way or the other, let the user choose his/her own preference.

 

well, with the google phone apparently running 2.1 and having a grid button of sorts to view home screens as "cards" and support for more than 3 home screens, I would really like to know if these are features of the Google phone only or are they going to be standard android 2.1 features?

 

I want a blue tooth keyboard, blue tooth dialing and email that works without downloading two years of back email.
Not much to axe.

 

I wish they would fix the problem where you can not play animated Gif's that I receive in an MMS. I get a lot of those and can't play them.

 

2.1 "should" be 2.1, regardless of the phone. Like Windows 7 on one PC is the same as Windows 7 on another...

However, the Google phones distributed to their employees could have add-ons/plug-ins/widgets that enable features that aren't part of the core OS, and might only be available on the Google phones.

You've seen home screen replacements on our phones, and the Sense UI running on HTC phones. What you're referring to on the Google phone home screen could be (is likely?) more of that...

Good article here...

http://www.pcworld.com/article/184610/the_google_phone_reasons_to_remain_skeptical.html

 

I would be shocked if the Nexus One wasn't running bone stock Android 2.1. Why would Google be internally testing a phone with a non-standard OS build?

 

Uhh, cause they're "testing" things?