Just pulled from engadgets website, they say they have "trusted sources" and honestly, I trust engadget. But some of you are going to be pretty disappointed.
"It's based on Android 2.1. The build currently being circulated is identified as 2.1 version 1, mirroring the update just pushed to the Nexus One last week.
Google Goggles is now pre-installed (no matter how unhelpful it may be).
The browser's now multitouch enabled, just like Google Maps 3.4. Huzzah! No Flash, but then again, we weren't really expecting that.
Interestingly, the home screen's still got the same look as 2.0.1, meaning it doesn't adopt the Nexus One's rotating 3D grid of app icons -- it's still got the pull-up drawer tab at the bottom.
No active wallpapers. Bummer!
The news and weather widgets introduced on the Nexus One are included. Maybe certain capabilities of 2.1 are going to be restricted to devices with minimum performance benchmarks?"
So if you don't feel like reading all of that, I can sum it up for you;
*NO live wallpapers
*NO new apps drawer
*NOT adding additional home screens
Here is what they ARE doing
*ADDING MT to the browser
*MAKING us have Google Goggles
*ADDING the news and weather widget
So, I wanna get the general feeling from the users here;
If this is indeed the 2.1 version the Droid is getting, are you happy with that result?
As for me, it's what I thought would happen; Verizon/Moto would not give is everything, only a few things. Forcing our hands if we wanted everything to have to purchase a new phone.