It’s been barely 24 hours since the official SDK for Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread was released and custom ROMs have already started to surface for a few devices. The HTC HD2 is not the only one with a custom Gingerbread port. The Droid Eris, HTC Evo and HTC Wildfire are also among the first to receive a Gingerbread treats.
Flashers beware! These are bootable ports for developer testing only. They are unstable therefore not suitable for everyday use. If you are just interested in getting a firsthand look and feel of the new OS then go right ahead. They are generally basic emulator ports with a few fixes.
Here a links to the ports on XDA together with a snippet of what works and what does not work.
Droid Eris – [GINGERBREAD] KaosGingerbread V3
Working
- Sensors should be working (Ambient, rotation, etc)
- Notification lights should be working
- Wi-Fi should now work
- Fix the stability of the data/radio connection.
- Data/Radio work, but in-call MIC doesn’t.
HTC Evo – [DEVS ONLY] Bootable Gingerbread build 4 [DEVS ONLY]
- fix force phone close
- Fixed data Fixed roaming
- fixed haptic
- fixed bottom buttons
- fixed sdcard
- fixed usb
HTC Wildfire – [ROM][06/12] HCDR.Gingerfire v0.1a || OMG GINGERBREAD ALREADY! || Doesn’t work much.
Working:
- *Texts
- *Touch screen
- *Calls
Not working:
- *Sensors
- *Camera
- *Wi-Fi
- *Bluetooth
- *Mobile Internet
- *Audio (Doesn’t work for media)
- *USB
- *Almost everything else
The developers are obviously not taking bug reports but feel free to talk about what you like or do not like on in the comments section. We would like to know what you guys think about the test builds.
DISCLAIMER: FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Source: XDA-Developers
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Hmmmmm. No Nexus One yet ?
no moto droid yet?:-(
No htc vision yet strange but on the way shortly because we all know the vision is the real nexus 2 right?