Google Releases Android 2.0 Source Code

Bertrand Vasquez | Nov 14, 2009 | Comments 0

G1 Android 2 LockscreenEven though the Android 2.0 SDK has been around for quite a while now, it wasn’t until last night that Google finally released the Android 2.0 [Eclair] source code to the Android Open Source Project.

This release has already made a big impact in the world of Android based devices. Just a few hours after the code was released, Android 2.0 was already running on the very first device to use the Android OS, the T-Mobile G1 or HTC Dream. According to Cyanogen, a leading Android hacker, only audio and video are not working on the G1 after installing Eclair.

The image on the side is the very first screenshot of Android 2.0 or Eclair running on the T-Mobile G1.

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About the Author: With a deep passion for all things technology-related, Bertrand is especially interested in up-and-coming technologies and gadgets. Often breaking tech news on Erictric, Bertrand spends the lot of his time scouring the web for breaking news. When not reporting, Bertrand can be found creating masterful dishes in his kitchen. Bertrand also has a profound interest in art and architecture.

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