Android 2.3.3

[luv2golf]

Android 2.3.3 announced with more developer-friendly access to NFC







The Android versions keep on rolling today with the introduction of a new build in the 2.3 Gingerbread line -- 2.3.3 this time -- that improves developer access to the platforms newfound NFC capabilities as first seen on the Nexus S. What's new, exactly? Well, there's a new NFC read / write API that Google alleges will let you access pretty much any NFC tag on the market today, better control over what happens when a tag comes within range of the device, and "limited support" for peer-to-peer NFC communication -- something Stanford cobbled together for the Nexus S not long ago. The new build is available now to developers using the Android SDK; no devices have received an update yet, but we'd imagine the Nexus S is queued up to get it before too long.

Credit Engadget

 

[SquireSCA]

Cool, so they are already releasing updates to the OS that nobody even has... LOL

Yes, I know that the Nexus S has it, but that's the point, Google is the only one to have it.

 

[nerdslogic]

LOL....I have been waiting for this to come out. I am considering flashing back to stock just to get the update....make backup with 2.3.3 and then flash back to liberty.

Weird right?