Android 4.0???

[Sener]

I just read on Wiki that the next android version coming out will be 4.0 Ice Cream. No confirmed date, but name confirmed. Honeycomb in 2011, unknown for which quarter, but im thinking 2nd 0r 3rd. since Gingerbread is on its way. Cant Wait!!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_(operating_system)

PS Happy Birthday Android! 2 Years today!

 

[caliskimmer]

Happy Birthday Android...wait, you mean GOOGLE Android as I believe Android inc. had the OS before this. Anyways, I also can't wait!

 

[ragnarokx]

Wow his thread is making me hungry! Google, why do you have to have such delicious operating systems?

 

[Comineeyeaha]

Before ice cream (3.0) will be gingerbread (either 2.3 or 2.5). Gingerbread looks like it will be here early next year, and if I were a gambling man I'd say ice cream will be late spring/early summer.

 

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

Just a troll page at Wikipedia. It's been deleted. Anyone who claims to know any version numbers or dates that Google hasn't announced is usually full of it

 

[Preach2k]

Just a troll page at Wikipedia. It's been deleted. Anyone who claims to know any version numbers or dates that Google hasn't announced is usually full of it

It has not been Deleted just moved!!!

Android (operating system) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[thebizz]

The point remains who knows when gingerbread hunnycomb or icecream will be released let alone the version numbering

 

[sniffs]

It has not been Deleted just moved!!!

Android (operating system) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It wasn't even removed. In the OP's original email, the link he sent didn't include the last parenthesis.

Simple mistake.

 

[Comineeyeaha]

Before ice cream (3.0) will be gingerbread (either 2.3 or 2.5). Gingerbread looks like it will be here early next year, and if I were a gambling man I'd say ice cream will be late spring/early summer.

After reading the rest of the comments in here I proofread my own post, and even that information wasn't accurate based on what I've heard around the web. I meant to reference Honeycomb as 3.0, but yeah, even saying that is pure speculation. The fact of the matter is that Wikipedia can be updated by anybody, so unless they have their sources sited on the page, there's no way you can trust it.

 

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

It wasn't even removed. In the OP's original email, the link he sent didn't include the last parenthesis.

Simple mistake.

Nice catch. That's why I get the "has been deleted" page if I'm logged in.