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Forums › Android › You can have an early look at Android 2.01 on your HTC Magic


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#55361 31-Dec-2009 16:29
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on xda-developers.com "Drizzy" has released a ROM that's effectively Android 2.01 for the HTC Magic, including the "Nexus One" boot animation.


Very Sexy! 




Click here!


I've loaded it on my 'other' HTC Magic. Here's a pic. 


"Nexus One" boot animation on HTC Magic




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  #287070 5-Jan-2010 06:05
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Multi touch?







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  #287191 5-Jan-2010 16:37
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Dunno. I liked it, played with it for a bit, but some important stuff wasn't working (camera), so I wiped it and loaded something else. I'll reload it and see if it does multi-touch.

The new Android 2.0 webkit browser supports multi-touch in Cyanogen Mod 4.2.11.1 and after (at least). Almost makes Dolphin redundant.




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