Stock 2.3.3 Gingerbread possible?

LowRentTechGuy

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This might be over stating a point but I am not a fan of Blur. I was wondering if it is possible to download a stock 2.3.3 build and just load it on the Droid X for a plain google experience?
 

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its not unfortunately. i would recommend checking out custom roms to get more of a stock android experience; for example, liberty is very stock-ish, and apex allows for a variety of customizations that can make your phone as blurry or vanilla as you want
 

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Gah, that's why I hate the fact that Android didn't go the route of Apple and just exclusively provide android as a base experience in the cellular market. I like that there are a plethora of devices for the platform but they should really insist on a more singular basic build for all and let you do the extra look and feel customizations.
 

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Gah, that's why I hate the fact that Android didn't go the route of Apple and just exclusively provide android as a base experience in the cellular market. I like that there are a plethora of devices for the platform but they should really insist on a more singular basic build for all and let you do the extra look and feel customizations.

They have, with the Nexus phone. If u want get rid of bloat flash a rom like the above stated, or if you have Titanium Pro, freeze them.

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Gah, that's why I hate the fact that Android didn't go the route of Apple and just exclusively provide android as a base experience in the cellular market. I like that there are a plethora of devices for the platform but they should really insist on a more singular basic build for all and let you do the extra look and feel customizations.

The definition of open-source allows the manufacturers to muck up the OS however they want. Pure Vanilla Android is easiest accomplished on a Nexus device. Some custom ROM builders come close, but they almost always tweak a thing or two.
 

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No way can Google leave open source :) I will cry if that happens, for real

The current Apex 2.0 beta looks very much like stock. Probably the closest you can get at the moment. Either way, I think custom roms are always better than stock because you can make it look however you want
 

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Yes it is possible many have download the 4.5.588 (2.3.3) stock unrooted update and updated by renaming it update.zip then used the stock recovery to update to it. I myself have done it and about to do it again right now. Very possible. I may come back with links for you when im done
 

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Yes it is possible many have download the 4.5.588 (2.3.3) stock unrooted update and updated by renaming it update.zip then used the stock recovery to update to it. I myself have done it and about to do it again right now. Very possible. I may come back with links for you when im done

That is still a Blur version of Android. He is talking about AOSP look.
 

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