androidandme reports, that Ryan Stewart is showing Android 2.2 aka Froyo on a new video. Ryan is showing off the latest version of Flash 10.1 on his Nexus One. 

"It appears Mr. Stewart is one of the lucky few to be running Android 2.2 on his Nexus One. At the tail end of the video (around 6:30 mark) we get a quick glimpse of his home screen. New desktop elements include an updated launcher, Android tutorial, and new global search box.

 

Google is expected to unveil Android 2.2 at this month’s Google I/O. An increasing number of visitors to our site are running the latest FroYo firmware so it appears the update has been finalized. For a list of possible features, check out our Android 2.2 preview.

 

It appears several Adobe employees are running the FroYo build. It also sounds like the giant FroYo sculpture has arrived at the Googleplex."

according to androidandme, this could be the next features Android 2.2:

•     - JIT compiler
•     - Free additional RAM
•     - OpenGL ES 2.0 enhancements
•     - Flash 10.1 support
•     - Fixed problem with “crazy screen” / Resolution of cross multitouch
•     - Activation of Color Trackball
•     - Enable FM radio
•  

check out the Video about Android 2.2 runing Flash 10.1:

source: youtube

UPDATE [13/05/2010]:

the folks from TechCrunch show us a pic about tethering and WiFi Hotspot feature in the upcoming Android version 2.2 aka. Froyo. And they report, that Froyo is coming next week! :-)

You can see the tethering and wifi hotspot features in the screenshots above. One thing that isn’t clear from the information we’ve received is whether carriers can turn this feature off, or even charge for it, unless they break away from the standard Android build... [...]

 

Expect Froyo to officially launch no later that the Google I/O event next week. And we’ll have Vic Gundotra, Google’s VP responsible for product management and marketing for mobile products, on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt the week after next.

source: techcrunch