HTC raised the hopes of HTC Desire and Desire HD owners now, the official Twitter update read “European Desire HD/Desire Z users - consider an update rolling from today that should make your mobile experience even better”.
Consumers probably thought these were planning to get the box fresh Android Gingerbread update - sadly this wasn’t the case.
Just after realizing their Xmas Eve gaff HTC released another Tweet dashing the hopes of owners: “To clarify, the Desire Z/Desire HD update is a maintenance build based on all your feedback. Gingerbread is not a part of this update”.
Thus HTC giveth, HTC taketh away - though the update will take an increased switching process for home screens. Users may also benefit from an updated call screen that allows users to get calls on hold, view contacts during the product and add new calls.
Google officially presented Android 2.3 Gingerbread earlier this month launching the newest Nexus S Smartphone. Nothing else phone has received the update also it seems like HTC Desire owners will need to carry on waiting.
Consumers probably thought these were planning to get the box fresh Android Gingerbread update - sadly this wasn’t the case.
Just after realizing their Xmas Eve gaff HTC released another Tweet dashing the hopes of owners: “To clarify, the Desire Z/Desire HD update is a maintenance build based on all your feedback. Gingerbread is not a part of this update”.
Thus HTC giveth, HTC taketh away - though the update will take an increased switching process for home screens. Users may also benefit from an updated call screen that allows users to get calls on hold, view contacts during the product and add new calls.
Google officially presented Android 2.3 Gingerbread earlier this month launching the newest Nexus S Smartphone. Nothing else phone has received the update also it seems like HTC Desire owners will need to carry on waiting.
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