Ever since the Android development roadmap was published last year, users have been eagerly awaiting the "Cupcake" release. Perhaps a little too eagerly. After staying out of the fray for a while I ...

If you want to see what’s next for Android in “Cupcake”-including that delicious on-screen keypad-you can grab the SDK and root around yourself before T-Mo pushes it to your G1. Or, check our gallery.

The Android Cupcake update from T-Mobile was going to be such a huge shot in the arm for the G1, but it came and went in the UK without a great deal of fanfare. It has cleaned up the handset's menus ...

Cupcake will mark the first major update to the T-Mobile G1 since it hit the market in October, marking the first smartphone based on the open-source Google Android handset available. T-Mobile ...

With one or two new Android handsets on the horizon, T-Mobile appears keen to keep its G1 handset in the running, and has promised the Cupcake upgrade will be installed on all new devices from the ...

Android has been around for over 15 years at this point, so we’ve seen loads of versions over the years. From the early days of Cupcake and Donut to the latest Android 13 and Android 14, each version ...

Donut is missing multitouch Today Google released Donut, an update to Android Cupcake. Donut will be followed by Eclair and Flan and then perhaps by Tummy Ache, Cavity or Insulin. Clearly, Google ...