We recently got word that some owners of the Droid X and Droid 2 received leaked Gingerbread builds with updated MotoBlur. Mydroidworld has shared the leak and we are here spreading the word. This is something very exciting for Motorola Android users and maybe will hold them over until any further official updates are released.

To install the Android Gingerbread 2.3.3 update to the Motorola Droid 2 follow these steps:

1. Download the file from the TBH app (public release in 72 hrs)
2. Use Bootstrap to get your phone into recovery.
3. Create a backup (This is not compatible with new firmware)
4. Install the Firmware using recovery
1. select install zip from sdcard
2. choose zip from sdcard
3. navigate to teamblackhat folder
4. select the file you downloaded
5. Restart phone
6. Re-activate your phone
1. dial *228
2. select 1

To install the Android Gingerbread 2.3.3 update to the Motorola Droid X follow these steps:

1. Download the file from the TBH app (public release in 72 hrs)
2. Use Bootstrap to get your phone into recovery.
3. Create a backup (This is not compatible with new firmware)
4. Install the Firmware using recovery
1. select install zip from sdcard
2. choose zip from sdcard
3. navigate to teamblackhat folder
4. select the file you downloaded
5. Restart phone

Take a look at the Droid X running gingerbread below:

While you are thinking about those, think about this. A new ROM has leaked out for the Euro version of the Samsung Galaxy S recently, found over at XDA. This means that the US version can’t be too far behind right? Hopefully we will start seeing new ROM leaks for us too very soon.

For now, take a look at the video XDA has shared showing you the rooted device running an Android 2.3.3 ROM on the Samsung Galaxy S.

Source: XDA & AC

Are you among the crowd who loves using Android but never could figure out why you can’t take screenshots? Most geeks know that your phone has to be rooted if you run Android 2.2 or less and want to take screenshots. That’s why some of you aren’t able to do so. We have good news though! Coming with Android 2.3.3 is the ability to take screenshots without rooting your device. How’s that sound?

Androinica.com happened to come up on a tweet conversation between Cyanogen and phone guru Paul O’Brian, creator of the MoDaCo forum. Take a look at the tweet posted below:

Now all we can do is wait for everyone to have access to Android 2.3.3 and take advantage of screenshots. Do you use any screenshot applications now? Or are you a user who doesn’t want to root your device and would love to have access to screenshot applications in the future? Let us know your thoughts and opinions. Thanks!

Source: Androinica