On Monday, we told you that Froyo had made it to Sprint Evo devices; we speculated that Droid Froyo updates would be coming later this week.
We're currently seeing upgrades rolling in on our own devices, and after downloads and double-checks, we can confirm that Froyo has indeed come to the Droid at long last.
Here are a few features you can expect from your new OS:
Improved overall speed
Great Flash 10.1 integration
Improved security options
Enhanced browser performance
A better Android Market
New tips, shortcuts and help from a home-screen widget
The ability to stream music from any desktop library (including iTunes)
Web and native apps
Better video recording features, including LED flash and better YouTube uploading
Automatic syncing between desktop and mobile applications
Sadly, some of Froyo's features won't be seen on your Droid, though. The ability to use your phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot was nixed by Verizon, saying the Droid doesn't have the hardware to be a hotspot.
We're hoping the Droid 2 will have the needed hardware; multi-device, wireless connectivity was one of the more exciting features of the latest version of the Android OS.
If you've got the OTA upgrade, download it and let us know what you think of your shiny, new operating system. We've been impressed with Froyo as a concept since Day One, calling it "a slap in Apple's face" when we saw demos at Google I/O.