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It has been nearly a week since an OHA member tweeted that the Nexus One would be getting the Gingerbread OTA update in "the next few days".
Such is the case for the 9 different Android handsets that have gotten the Gingerbread treatment — but be warned, these are early, early days.
AT&T has just confirmed that all of the Android phones they released in 2011 will be getting the Gingerbread upgrade treatment.
While Gingerbread first hit on Samsung's Nexus S in December 2010, Motorola scrambled for months to get their Gingerbread builds out to their devices.
According to them, both the EVO 4G and the Thunderbolt are scheduled to get some Gingerbread goodness by the end of Q2.
According to the rumor mill, the Nexus One has pretty much been set to get Gingerbread "within the next few days" since a week after Gingerbread was announced 3 months ago.
But if you miss one, you can't get Gingerbread at all.
It's beyond disconcerting to think about just how long it's taking for some devices to get Gingerbread, especially with Google having made very little mention of their Android Update Initiative since announcing it back in May.
Luckily, Motorola's Droid X will be receiving an OTA (over-the-air) update to get Android 2.3 Gingerbread, starting today.
