HTC Hero's build ported to a G1. . . NICE!!!

We know that Cupcake still isn't officially here yet but we have another update of Android to wet your appetite. Haykuro from xdadevelopers managed to get a build of Android from the HTC Hero (a future Android device) and ported it over to the G1 to show off in a quick video tour. The UI is sexy the browser is HOT! I can't wait to see if this is the recently rumored Donut (Android 2.0).

Also, from Haykuro a screen shot has made it's way to the surface. . . showing, we you decide.

You see the icon that reads flashplugin.so? Yeah, thats what we're saying, could this be the first device with a flash plugin? Wouldn't that be nice, be we can only wait and see at this point.

Rumors: Samsung Bigfoot, Samsung Spica and Android Donut (2.0)???

Apparently the Motorola Bigfoot is not a Motorola after all. . . at least what the rumor mill has brought us today. The Bigfoot is suposedly a Samsung device running the Android OS. Just like what Phandroid was reporting that if you compare the “Samsung Bigfoot” and “Motorola Bigfoot” to the image initially leaked in the T-Mobile Roadmap, you’ll find that the SAMSUNG BIGFOOT is actually a closer match!From what we have heard here at Droidhead is that people where loving the look of the "Motorola" but would rather have the reliability of the "Samsung". I do feel the same way, if the first image was the Moto and the second Samsung I would love it. . . who knows, this is just a rumor for now.

This is the rumored Samsung Spica. The Spica has a rap sheet already and even though it looks like the i7500 (Houdini) it has differences. The i7500 has a larger screen then the Spica and it will run what the rumors are calling Android 2.0 (donut) along with Samsungs UI called TouchWiz. How?. . . We don't know, or know why. But here are some more pictures floating around.
And a quick comparison of the i7500, Bigfoot, and Spica:

I don't know about you but I would go with the i7500, but that is just my opinion.