T-Mobile's promised Android 2.3 upgrade for the G2Xwas given an unofficial preview on Sunday showing what to expect. Along with the expected new keyboard, copy-paste text, and other 2.3.3 features, the dual-core phone gets visibly improved scrolling and touch responsiveness. This is my next also spotted working Wi-Fi calling and all the other preloaded T-Mobile apps carrying over, such as the Tegra Zone game browser.
Some features are missing, including those that weren't expected to go. NFC hasn't reached the G2X since the hardware itself is missing. Android 2.3 sounds from the Nexus S also appeared to be missing, and the camera app was the stock Google version rather than LG's custom treatment.
With unofficial Cyanogen builds having just rolled out on the weekend, T-Mobile's own promises of a quick official rollout were likely to come true. The carrier hasn't given out a timetable of its own and could still wait weeks before it pushes out to users.
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