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A leaked version of Android 2.3.3 is now available for the Samsung Droid Charge thanks to Team Black Hat, purveyors of Droid custom ROMs and leaks. In fact, TBH is doubling your pleasure with two separate options for download. For the purists, the stock version of the leak comes with all the carrier bloatware you could want. For those seeking something a bit more svelte, a version exists with the excess apps trimmed out. Both are currently only available via TBH’s $2.99 application. If you can wait, the crew plans to make the leak available for free within the next couple of days. Hit up the XDA link below for all the dirty details.
[xda-developers via Engadget]
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TBH seems to have violated GPL. Just thought I would update the story as there is a better and more open source friendly way to obtain the leak.
It is in violation of the GPL to sell a Kernel.
you can get the download here for free in compliance with Gnu GPL. Credit to r2doesinc
http://rootzwiki.com/showthread.php?907-LEAK-UPDATED-Charge-GB-Leak!
looks like there are a lot of issues with the build (hdmi out not working, battery stats not working, many others), and there are some gingerbread features missing. would probably be best to wait this out a bit.
Theres also a free version I posted on rootzwiki.