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Droid Incredible getting a spoonful of Froyo on August 18th?

Droid Incredible getting a spoonful of Froyo on August 18th?

The Droid’s slated for a second helping of Froyo, the Droid 2 came with one, the Droid X will see Android 2.2 by early September — when’s Droid number four getting its due? Consistent with Mashable’s anonymous sources, August 18th would be the day Verizon begins the Droid Incredible’s OTA rollout — which lines up pretty well with what we heard a couple weeks back, not to mention the undeniable fact that HTC just released the handset’s Android 2.2 source code. As always, dates slip and Verizon often dishes out small batches at a time, but now you’ve got a ballpark estimate to soothe your troubled mind. And hey, it is easy to always go shoot something in 720p while you get bored of waiting.

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