- #Google talk app video on only some contacts update
- #Google talk app video on only some contacts android
You might have left the building, but you can still keep your conversations going, with Yahoo! Messenger on your Android phone. You should put the OS version in the title blog, so that we don't get excited unnnecesarily for folks who have ancient 2.2 OS and still can't update. It's so painful everytime you only make updates available for only a small portion of Android phones. (And if you don't love your phone, maybe with these apps, you will finally grow to appreciate it!) If you love your Android phone, a number of quality applications now made available for it will make you love it even more. Of course, since fragmentation doesn't exist, that should be no problem. «Google Talk with video and voice chat … will launch on other Android 2.3+ devices in the future» To all of you saying that it should be in Market - it WILL be! It just requires OS 2.3+.
I upgraded the s from 2.3.1 to 2.3.3 using some sites.
#Google talk app video on only some contacts update
Google! please update Gtalk for Windows and also bring it to iPhone!
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Sadly, after hockey season ends I won't be able to rent it out to anyone as a puck. Once again, I am thrilled that I raced out and purchased an Eris. I hope we get voice chat over Gtalk on the Nexus One at least even though we can't video chat. Google's not going to hack in support for nonstandard features baked in by phone manufacturers. The reason you need Gingerbread is for the front-facing camera API's. Technically a year is a "few weeks", depending on your definition of few. My Nexus S is also still on 2.3.1 and I was told I would get the 2.3.3 update "over the next few weeks" two and a half months ago. Will be good to be able to make/receive Google voice phone calls as well, using wifi or 3G, from android tablet or smartphone directly Will I still get this update? (I'm in the US) I don't use a carrier at this point, I only use it over WiFi. Presumably this is not for us mere Europeans? Also, CyanogenMod exists not because people want to root their phones - it's because people are tired of waiting! So, you should partially at least fix this problem by putting all core pieces on the Market - just like it is the case with Gmail, etc. All these pieces should be on Android Market at not put customer at the mercy of the lazy manufacturers and carriers. You all need to hang tight, and let the pros work out the kinks first. Google doesn't publicly admit that Nexus S is really meant for developers. Is it finally supporting multiple Gtalk accounts? I use fring instead because gtalk app is tied to my main phone account,witch is corporate, whereas all my buddies are on my personal Gmail account. It looks like Google is in race with Skype/QIK and Fring :) for video calls. No doubt they'll have this ported to other 2.3 phones within a week or so. I'll be more than happy to use a mirror! -) Everyone with Froyo or even older versions of Gingerbread is left out! Will this feature be released to like other devices, say iPhone users?Įxtremely lame to push this as part of firmware instead of via Market. Why don't they make this gtalk update available via the Market like they do for maps and such? You won't see this on anything else for at least 3 months or more.
When will T-Mobile G2 users (and everyone else) get the 2.3 update?
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