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News · 17 Dec 2010 · MTW Editorial Team
Google has just made available the source code of Android 2.3 aka gingerbread on its Android Open Source Project website so that partners and ISVs can now download it and start working on the latest version of the OS. Rom cookers can also start baking new Gingerbread new Roms for their favorite devices too. Other Than that there isn’t much to say given that this is primarily aimed and OEMs and developers. Don’t forge to download the latest version of GoogleMaps 5 thought because it’s uper awesome.
source: Android Open Source Project
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