Android has suffered from limited internal storage for applications since it’s early days, and that problems distillery continues today. Only a select few phones rich person a decent amount of internal storage, which has prompted developers to create the choice for rooted Android devices. Google (NSDQ: GOOG) has said it’s been workings on an official localization for this, and it may be right field around the street corner.
AndroidAndMe got this little hint from the official Google Android Code page, where the status of the issue 1151 changed from ‘assigned’ to ‘future tense liberation’. The Android engineer that made the variety, San, left a short letter for those interested:
Apologies, but I’m not permitted to disclose scheduling selective information – suffice to say it’s coming soon
Sorry for being vague, and thank you for your continued solitaire – I sincerely appreciate it.
Happy friday
So with that said, it’d be an easy assumption that the official solution of Apps2SD advent down the pipe in Android 2.2, otherwise known as Froyo. Yes, that agency we’re departure to be seeing automatic diligence updates, Flash 10.1 documentation, and now applications volition be able to be stored onto the SD card. I’m sure Google had to make a way to encrypt the hell out of the subject so that apps tin not just be ‘traded’ with users who just barter their SD card game to install apps.
Froyo is really look good right field about now. Too bad we volition probably have to wait until June to actually receive the update. Hopefully all of the leaked features aren’t all the changes, but I’m sure not complaining. But I guesswork getting a nice preview of the new changes at the Google I/O volition aid stave off the cravings.
One matter I could regard for, in summation to automatic pistol updates in the Android Market, is for the Market itself to be updated to shuffle app find easier.
What other features ar you look forward to in the upcoming Android 2.2 update?
[Via: AndroidAndMe]