MyTouch 3G Slide : No April Fools here: T-Mobile and HTC finally offered up Froyo to MyTouch 3G Slide users starting April 1, 2011. After promising a January 12 start date for the myTouch 3G 3.5mm Jack and myTouch Fender LE's rollout, T-Mobile started sending the 2.2 update to those devices on January 25. MyTouch 3G : T-Mobile rolled out Froyo to the original MyTouch 3G beginning on October 13 and lasting through mid-December 2010. The initial rollout affected only the original MyTouch 3G phone. According to a support forum posting by a Motorola employee, Motorola is aware of these issues and is working on a secondary software update that will correct them. Motorola Droid X : Verizon started sending the Android 2.2 update to Droid X owners in mid-September. Some Droid X users have reported issues with their phones' performance since receiving the Android 2.2 upgrade. Cellular made the Android 2.2 upgrade available for its Desire handset on Februthe software has to be manually downloaded and installed from U.S. The rollout began with unlocked versions of the phone and is now making its way to the various carrier-branded devices. HTC Desire : The European edition of the HTC Desire started seeing Froyo over the July 31st weekend (2010). HTC Droid Incredible : Verizon started rolling out Froyo to the Droid Incredible on Friday, August 27. (After receiving the second update, you'll need to download the Adobe Flash Player software from the Android Market in order to gain Flash functionality.)
A second update, which enabled support for Adobe Flash, was released soon thereafter.
Motorola Droid : Verizon rolled out Android 2.2 to the original Droid in August, shortly after the EVO upgrade had begun. HTC EVO 4G : Sprint rolled out Froyo to EVO users in early August, making the EVO the first carrier-specific device to receive the upgrade.
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