Google announced on its Mobile Twitter feed that its “cafes are baking something sweet.” And as Google-watchers know, Gingerbread is the code-name for the forthcoming Android 2.3 mobile operating system.
The 2.3 OS, the successor to the current Android 2.2 Froyo OS, he was originally forecast for an early November launch, although several tech blogs are speculating that Gingerbread will instead be unveiled at the Web 2.0 Summit, which takes place in San Francisco this week.
Google has not disclosed any details about the 2.3 Gingerbread OS, but the team at IntoMobile.com has a few ideas.
Eric Schmidt announced that 200,000 new Android devices are sold every day. “People are finally beginning to figure out how successful Android is,” Schmidt said at a conference in Tahoe, Calif. “The number was about 100,000 (a day) about two months ago.”
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