Official Android updates
- Samsung Replenish: Just got Gingerbread. [PhoneArena]
- Archos G9: A member of Archos' staff stated on its site's forums that all G9 units (current and future) will receive ICS sometime in the near future. We already were planning on this sometime in the first trimester of the year, but we're hoping this means we'll see it sooner rather than later. [Archos]
- Dell Streak 7: A bug fix is rolling out. [Android Central]
- ASUS Eee Pad Transformer: The Transformer will get Android 4.0 sometime soon, according to the company's Facebook page. [CoolSmartphone]
- ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime: The .33 firmware update, which has been available OTA for a few days, is now offered as a manual install option. [Android Central]
- HTC: The company's released kernel source for several devices. The list includes the EVO Design 4G, Hero S, Wildfire, Wildfire S, Merge and Desire. [Android Central 1, 2]
- Windows Phone: build 8107 is starting to roll out, with the LG Optimus 7 being the first recipient. The new maintenance release fixes a disappearing keyboard bug, adds a 3G / EDGE toggle switch, removes the location privacy bug, resolves a gmail sync concern and fixes a voicemail notification issue. [WMPowerUser]
- BlackBerry Torch 9810 (AT&T): OS 7.0.0.583 is available to download. It appears to be a bug fix update, but no change log has been provided yet. [N4BB]
