TekGoblin

Reports are surfacing like what you saw already on this site about Android 3.0 already in development. There are some pretty hefty requirements for it, too. These requirements are going to be doing some major damage to the current offering of Android devices.

Android 3.0 will feature some pretty high requirements. It will require a 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, and at least a 3.5-inch display. I’ve put together a list below showing all current Android devices, and the devices in bold are phones that would meet these requirements and could be upgraded to 3.0 eventually.

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Google had recently released Froyo, their latest Android update but rumors are surfacing that the new Android OS code named Gingerbread 3.0 is scheduled for release in October. More specifically October 15-16. Gingerbread will be the latest Android OS and Google plans to slow down updates after Gingerbread is released because they want to keep it to one update a year (rumor).

The new update will have some steep requirements that may not be supported on certain Android phones, let me list the requirements below:

• 1GHz CPU
• 512 MB RAM
• 1280×760 resolution for displays 4″ or bigger
• Completely revamped user interface
• Minimum 3.5″ display

With the requirements being more steep it will split the Android Market from High end devices to medium end devices, high will support 3.0 and medium will support 2.1/2.2 Froyo. But with phones like the Samsung Captivate from AT&T and the HTC Evo, I think the phones won’t have a problem with the new OS. If not listed above, what do you expect in the new Android OS?

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For those of you who happen to live under a rock, on Monday, AT&T officially announced the HTC Aria, which will become available on June 20, for $229.99, or $129.99 after a $100 rebate with the purchase of a new contract or with a qualifying upgrade. This is the second Android phone to be released by AT&T, although the first one that has a chance at being successful, despite AT&T’s attempt to close off some of the Android’s open-source goodness.

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AT&T will be getting its first HTC Android-based phone sooner than you might think. There are now more photos being leaked showing it, as well as a video made by AT&T showing us how they test their phones.

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