Android OS 2.0 Donut released to devs: multitouch, CDMA and more

[Chris Davies]

<p>Google have released elements of Android OS 2.0 Donut to the developer community, and the changelist is already prompting excitement. Among the differences already noted are multitouch and gesture support, together with CDMA compatibility opening up the possibility of Android devices on US networks like Verizon and Sprint.</p... Read more

[OKC-G1]

oh so when the admin makes another donut thread, it gets to stay open..but the others get closed..

[irispen]

i thought that donut was not 2.0?

[jholton]

oh so when the admin makes another donut thread, it gets to stay open..but the others get closed..

Awesome!!!

[morrildl]

irispen is correct; no version number has been assigned to Donut yet, and it is pretty unlikely to be 2.0.

[constellanation]

The admin threads link to the frontpage news articles. Which is why they don't get closed. Also it's usually only one thread on a news related article as opposed to MANY threads on countless topics.

[OKC-G1]

The admin threads link to the frontpage news articles. Which is why they don't get closed. Also it's usually only one thread on a news related article as opposed to MANY threads on countless topics.

either way you put it..

this is another thread, stating that the donut 2.0 has been released to devs.

[Jet]

oh so when the admin makes another donut thread, it gets to stay open..but the others get closed..

Thank you for your feedback , if you have any complaints or constructive suggestions please feel free to message the ADMIN. Have a nice day, keep this thread on topic.

[simms22]

via twitter ....
" cyanogen. Donut *is not* Android 2.0. We don't know what it is. It's just "donut". http://bit.ly/3Ks8uI
about 1 hour ago from web "

[simms22]

oh so when the admin makes another donut thread, it gets to stay open..but the others get closed..

the difference is Chris Davies writes articles for AndroidCommunity . his articles have comments . his comment sections become threads