A bunch of people running the UK version of Cupcake on their US phones are getting some kind of Cupcake update right now, though no one’s sure what it does. Could Cupcake hit sooner than next week for ...

T-Mobile will start rolling out the long awaited 1.5 ‘Cupcake’ update to all G1 users next week. The over-the air update should be available to everyone by the ...

Cupcake, officially known as Google Android 1.5, will be pushed out to T-Mobile G1 users over the air as a download. "T-Mobile is delighted to announce the upcoming release of Android 1.5 with ...

As major and minor manufacturers scramble to release the next Android handset, the Open Handset Alliance — Android’s developers — haven’t been resting on their laurels. Screenshots of the next ...

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 ...

Looks like Chris' hatred wasn't totally unfounded. We just got our hands on a Google Ion -- which as you can tell is a spitting image of the HTC Magic -- complete with 30 days' worth of T-Mobile ...

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 ...

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 ...

The 1.5 Cupcake update for the G1 is a major effort by T-Mobile to keep its original Android powered handset competitive as new devices prepare for launch. The SDK went out to developers a short while ...

Did you notice that all Google Android operating systems are named after desserts? And, as if this isn't tempting enough, Google put these sugary names in alphabetical order!Here's the yummy Android ...

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 ...