So, Android’s latest and greatest update is coming soon, but some people just can’t wait - there are already ports of v2.2 Froyo for the Nexus One and the HTC Droid Eris. It’s not usable yet, but who’s willing to bet that Froyo ROMs will be available for certain phones before they get an official firmware update? We know we do!

Someone over at the Italian website Androidiani.com has managed to get 2.2 Froyo up and running on a Nexus One - and you can download the files you need to put it on your Nexus too. However, it’s very unstable and you can’t use it for more that 10 minutes without it crashing. It’s no wonder given how quickly they ported it.

The XDA-Developers forums are buzzing with talks about Android 2.2 Froyo and getting it to work on other phones too. One dev there has got Froyo running on an HTC Droid Eris, but they say it’s barely functional, so they haven’t released it for public download yet.

Android 2.2 Froyo ported to Nexus One, HTC Droid Eris

If you want to try Android 2.2 Froyo, for now the better option is to download the SDK - even if you’re not a developer, you can still play around with the emulator to get a feel of how some frozen yoghurt treat will taste on your Android phone.

Even if those devs can’t release a workable version of Android 2.2 Froyo before the official update for the Nexus One hits, owners of other phones might have to wait quite a while before they get it - some (like HTC Hero owners) are still stuck waiting for 2.1 Eclair.

The impatient among you can follow the source links to check on how the two ports are progressing. If you missed it somehow, here’s a changelog for all the new goodies in version 2.2 Froyo.

Now that’s just mean - Dutch operator KPN posted the HTC Legend on their site teasing us days before the MWC when it will be officially announced. It’s gone now, but it was on the site just long enough to confirm its existence along with some of its specs and a release date.

KPN posted a page that allowed users to sign up for updates on the phone, so it wasn’t even a preorder and the price of the HTC Legend wasn’t listed. Some of the specs from the leaked roadmap were confirmed - the 5-megapixel camera, the GPS receiver with A-GPS and the 600MHz Qualcomm MSM7227 processor.

The name “Legend” seems quite appropriate for the successor of the HTC Hero and the fact that the phone was listed as “HTC Legend” on the KPN site suggests that it might just stick.

The target availability of the HTC Legend according to the KPN site is March. After the two leaked shots earlier, now we have these official looking photos but still not many officially confirmed specs. Well, we’ll have to wait for a few more days to find out, we guess.