Android 2.3 could be Gingerbread
Could Google be leaving trails to the wrong place all this while? We thought that Gingerbread would be Android 3.0, but it seems that another version has cropped up recently – and we’re referring to a more realistic Android 2.3. The image above that you see is actually from Google’s “issues” repository, which is more or less a place for just about anyone to report a bug or request a feature. Issue 8804 points toward problems connecting to corporate Wi-Fi after the Froyo update (to be more specific, “wpa_supplicant 0.6.10 (froyo) unable to auth in a wpa2/enterpise wifi”). It seems that a Googler recently responded that a patch will be available in the next “major release” which is Android 2.3. Could this be the smoking gun that we’ve been looking for?
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