I know there are more than a few T-Bolt users upset with HTC and Verizon after releasing the Gingerbread (2.11.605.3) update for the device and then promptly yanking it after a major security flaw was found.

HTC ThunderBolt is one of the mobile phones that should have received an upgrade to the Android 2.3 Gingerbread platform a long time ago, but which is still stuck with the older Android 2.2 Froyo OS.

Are you an owner of the Samsung Infuse 4G? If you are, for sure you’ve been waiting a long time for the Gingerbread update

Google has released Gingerbread 2.3 version of Android OS back in December and the last stable iteration has come out on February 24.

It has taken a long time for manufacturers to adopt the current version of Android , 2.3 Gingerbread, to their phones. As of now, there are only two devices that are running Gingerbread: Google’s Nexus S and Nexus phones

No, you can’t have Gingerbread on your Xperia X10 yet and it’ll probably take a long time before you can, but you can apply a custom ROM with a Gingerbread theme. I’ve made a mod of the AOSP ROM we’ve talked about earlier to make it look like Gingerbread …

I married into French wine. We poured a Côtes de Bourg at our wedding near the Loire

It’s been a long time since we’ve seen a winter like this one.

Letters to Santa? Hey, that’s kid stuff.

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a glitzy resort tucked into the northern woodland of southeast Wisconsin was home to under-dressed “bunnies.” It was a fiefdom ruled by a man called “Hef” who had an affinity for round beds and lounging …