According to Andy Rubin who showed off an unannounced Motorola Android Honeycomb tablet, Google Maps for Mobile 5 was previewed, which features many improvements, and should be available on many Android handsets in the next few days.

Phones that will be able to use 100% of the new features are listed below:

* Galaxy S
* Droid
* Droid X
* Droid 2
* Droid Incredible
* Evo 4G
* Nexus S
* G2

Curiously, the Nexus One is not listed as one of those devices that will completely support the update. Apparently, the multi-touch capability of the Nexus One is not up to par to support the rotate feature. Other recent Android phones that are not listed should hopefully be able to support many, if not most of the new features.

Andy Rubin with Motorola Tablet Prototype with Honeycomb

Why all droid can use except xt720? Being outcast as well...

no update for nexus one?

I think they're targeting Honeycomb projects with 3D capabilities...that's why older phone will not be supported.

another bummer for Wildfire owners~

no update for Desire ??