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[...] pulled the big-brother act more than a couple of times recently (the above cease-and-desist, being very secretive with developers about Android 2.0, undermining bloggers with Sidewiki, and all sorts of craziness over Google Books) and a lot of [...]

[...] pulled the big-brother act more than a couple of times recently (the above cease-and-desist, being very secretive with developers about Android 2.0, undermining bloggers with Sidewiki, and all sorts of craziness over Google Books) and a lot of [...]

[...] day after we called out Google for holding onto the Android 2.0 SDK, it magically appeared on their website. Developers can now [...]

http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2009/10/announcing-android-20-support-in-sdk.html

[...] and the first phone featuring the new OS (Verizon Droid) will be in customers hand on November 6. Developers feel left in the dark because Google has failed to publicly release the Android 2.0 SDK or comment on the upcoming [...]

See… i don’t doubt that the guys there just completely overlooked that thousands of apps may be out of the loop… they are not complete screw ups…

Cyaonogen includes a compatibility mode toggle in Spare Parts. I believe that Android 1.6 (Donut) automatically uses compatibility mode and Spare Parts let’s you turn it off.