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T-Mobile USA: G1 Users Will Get Android 1.5 'Cupcake' Next Week
Cupcake is finally here. Today, T-Mobile announced that it will begin distributing the 1.5 firmware update for Android by the end of next week.
Cupcake is finally here. Today, T-Mobile announced that it will begin distributing the 1.5 firmware update for Android by the end of next week.Here is the full statement about Cupcake from T-Mobile USA:
T-Mobile USA is excited to offer its T-Mobile G1 customers new software updates, including Android 1.5. Starting at the end of next week, T-Mobile USA will begin rolling out Android 1.5 to T-Mobile G1 customers. The over-the-air update, which all G1 customers should receive by the end of May, will provide customers with many new feature enhancements.All I can say is, finally!
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