Rooting your android devices offers many benefits and comes highly recommended for enabling custom hacks and tweaks, Google Android 2.3.3 does not support non-english UTF-8 scripts like Devanagari by default but luckily if you rooted your device we can simply hack the operating-system to install custom fonts and enable display of languages like Hindi in default system applications.

Posted below are the download links and step-by-step instructions how to enable Hindi display support on Google Android 2.3.3.

Jailbreaking android and gaining escalated SuperUser rights allows users to tweak and hack their android devices beyond manufacture imposed limitations, here is an easy to follow step-by-step guide on rooting your Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 device running Google Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread.

While Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread will slowly and steadily get ported to older devices, developers have already started to strip-out original core-applications from it as standard .apk android install files ready to be installed on older Android versions. One of the most interesting update in Google Android 2.3 is the all new neater (see comparison screenshot below) and more feature-rich keyboard with built-in text-prediction technology.

Android 2.2 Keyboard vs Android 2.3 Keyboard

Just read-on for an illustrated step-by-step installation guide on how to get your Android OS the latest keyboard update as easy as it can get.

While native Android OS devices are still waiting for the newest Android 2.3 Gingerbread update port, a developer who goes by handle "drunkdebugger" at NITDROID forums has achieved success in porting Android 2.3 Gingerbread on Nokia N900.

Project NITDROID aims to develop a stable and working port of Android OS for the Nokia Internet Tablets (N8x0 and N900) and an automatic installer for Android 2.2 on Nokia N900 is already under active development and is used by many. Since, Nokia N900 Maemo OS and Google Android share the same Linux love under the hood developers are able to achieve this success this early and easily.

A video demonstration of Nokia N900 running Google Android 2.3 follows after the jump.

The very first phone to come bundled with Google Android v 2.3 Gingerbread - "Google Nexus S" is finally out for sale and here is an cool unboxing video the ninja style.

Official Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread User's Guide (Manual) is now available for download, packed with 374 pages of newly added and updated information the manual will provide fully illustrated How-To information for the updated user-interface and functionality to the mobile operating-system.

While OEM manufacturer's like Samsung are still rolling out Android 2.2 Froyo Update across various devices, Google has finally announced the much awaited "Android 2.3 Gingerbread". Being advertised as the "fastest version of android yet" (check video) the new major update to the world's second-most popular mobile operating-system brings better gaming, more refined and speedier UI, support for Near Field Communication, updated Linux kernel, one touch selection/copy/paste, improved power management, faster HTTP communication and much more.