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Guest LoganX78
Posted

hehehe, now we have eclair, is fantastic and it's all ok.

But... we have some user that reach to take some leaked of Eclair bin...

.. then: LiquidUser (that provides some leakeds and kernel) or someone like him doesn't have some news about froyo?

eheheh, I know, I know, it's not the time, but anyway... I tried :D :)

Guest Edward.W
Posted

Maybe Acer even don't have a plan to let the Liquid to get Froyo... :)

Or it just not the right time to talk about this, according to the "record" of Acer update

Guest LoganX78
Posted
Maybe Acer even don't have a plan to let the Liquid to get Froyo... :D

Or it just not the right time to talk about this, according to the "record" of Acer update

Acer planned to upgrade Froyo new LiquidE Smartphones (Normal and Ferrari) then the works on Froyo could be began yet... :)

Guest Edward.W
Posted
Acer planned to upgrade Froyo new LiquidE Smartphones (Normal and Ferrari) then the works on Froyo could be began yet... :D

YEAH, And there will be a long time for us to wait then :)

If they really do so

Guest erto90
Posted

remember liquidE has 512mb ram.. if acer will release a froyo rom i dubt that will be optimized for use with only 256mb ram..

Guest LoganX78
Posted
remember liquidE has 512mb ram.. if acer will release a froyo rom i dubt that will be optimized for use with only 256mb ram..

No problem for the optimizations: our cookers will think about it :)

Posted

I am 100% sure Acer is not even planning to make Froyo ROM.

1. They want to sell new phones - not support the old ones

2. Why bother and spend money if people will develop it themselves?

they woould be very helpful if they release all the technical info they have about the Liquids

Guest HustlinDaily
Posted

Rogers already confirmed that the Liquid E will be getting FroYo in Q4 I think.

Acer wants to sell phones, which is why they must support their phones.

Guest LoganX78
Posted (edited)
I am 100% sure Acer is not even planning to make Froyo ROM.

1. They want to sell new phones - not support the old ones

2. Why bother and spend money if people will develop it themselves?

they woould be very helpful if they release all the technical info they have about the Liquids

1) your sure is wrong :) Rogers already talked about Froyo on his Liquid.

2) yes, people will develop it themselfes but like Eclair Acer has to give some hints... like a base leaker.

LIQUID_USER do you know something about Froyo on Acer Liquid?

Edited by LoganX78
Guest Edward.W
Posted
1) your sure is wrong :) Rogers already talked about Froyo on his Liquid.

2) yes, people will develop it themselfes but like Eclair Acer has to give some hints... like a base leaker.

LIQUID_USER do you know something about Froyo on Acer Liquid?

Liquid_User really looks like an Acer insider :D

Guest jayziac
Posted

So far Acer has been good about updates. Liquid E will very likely get Froyo, whether it'll run flawlessly on A1 is another question, the RAM difference is the only concern.

Guest navygino
Posted

Acer, I know that you are reading.

Give me the 2.2 ROM now.

I will move on another brand android phone for 3.0.

hell... :)

Guest dr3amz
Posted
Acer, I know that you are reading.

Give me the 2.2 ROM now.

I will move on another brand android phone for 3.0.

hell... :D

accept that you bought a cheap phone with an early version of android - there were newer phones on the market when you made that decision :)

Acer will bring out 2.2 - when they bring out a "next gen" handset to compete with the likes of the Galaxy/IP4 in terms of specs etc.

Guest jayziac
Posted

Acer would be smart to give us Froyo updates since it builds brand, which they sorely need in the smartphone market. There are plenty of the cheap no-name manufacturers with low quality android phones. The Liquid has pretty good specs, just needs to update the software, which should be easy for Acer. So it's either give us Froyo without too much work, or lose us as customers in the future. If they choose the former, then I know Acer is a brand I will buy in the future because they support their products until the HW is outdated, not software, which is easily upgradable. Hope they're not like Samsung, that ditched their first generation galaxy owners.

Guest HustlinDaily
Posted

Glad I don't own that piece of s***.

Guest tc4101
Posted
Rogers already confirmed that the Liquid E will be getting FroYo in Q4 I think.

Acer wants to sell phones, which is why they must support their phones.

so who with a liquid would buy an E just to get a software update? and then buy a liquid E v2 for gingerbread... i doubt anyone would.

but if they support the liquid, then when google 3.5 does come out, by then liquid E v 5 would be out with dual 1ghz, 1 gb ram etc etc, then original liquid users would buy the new phone.... possible an acer if they have good track record of prompt updates

Guest xian1243
Posted

We'll be able to use it. The 1.100.39 .bin is for the LiquidE so why wouldn't we be able to run a .bin with Froyo? They share the same hardware, and ARE the same device...

Just my 2c.

Guest simoneser
Posted

That bin is for normal Liquid.

Anyway, you're right..i think that it will be only the setup that will say "not compatible", but then we extract the bin and flash with our Acer Tool :angry:

Guest xian1243
Posted

Even if the .bin isn't compatabile, all we need is a dump and with a few edits/hacks it'll be working fine.

Guest Rufy93
Posted

If I remember right the original Liquid has 256 mb ram while the LiquidE has 512 mb ram.....

That's why the original liquid won't receive 2.2 though official channels...

Guest LoganX78
Posted
If I remember right the original Liquid has 256 mb ram while the LiquidE has 512 mb ram.....

That's why the original liquid won't receive 2.2 though official channels...

It's not a problem 256 or 512 mb for froyo.

Liquid won't receive 2.2 officially because Acer doesn't want peoples buy now a smartphone that cost 50-100€ less of LiquidE :angry: eheheh

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