Dell delivers official Gingerbread ROM to the discontinued Streak 5

Dec 21st 2011
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Dell delivers official Gingerbread ROM to the discontinued Streak 5

Although we wouldn’t go so far as saying the Streak 5 is coming out of its grave , we will inform you that Dell is making an effort to aid it regain consciousness — that’s great news for those of you who own the device. Don’t mind that ICS is here, or that it has been yr since we first met Android 2.3 , what’s important is that the smartphone / tablet is able to get its first (official) taste of a few Gingerbread goodness. For sure, we all know you’re thrilled to make the OS transition, but before you accomplish that, hit up the source link for all of the nitty-gritty from the XDA folks to aid guide you on your quest.

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