HTC has officially released version 2.10.405.2 of its Google Android variation for the popular Desire smartphone. This patch offers several fixes and features including enhancements to the multi-inbox support for Google Gmail and improvements to keyboard layouts in several languages.
The update can be downloaded over-the-air via your HTC Desire handset.
September has arrived, bringing an end to summer vacations and seeing students back on the their way to classes. DavinciTeam has just what you need to make the most of your time back at work and school, helping you to break the monotony with a brand new HTC Desire smartphone!
Chris Thompson of the United States has a brand new Sony Ericsson Zylo on the way thanks to last week’s giveaway and this week we’ve got an even cooler phone to offer up: the HTC Desire!
The Desire is one of HTC’s latest smartphones, boasting all of the awesomeness that Google Android has to offer. Every purchase made with us between now and 11:59 PM EST on Sunday, September 12, 2010 will see your name entered for a draw for the free HTC Desire! Purchasing more than once means you’re entered more than once so get top those credits up now and we’ll announce the winner in next week’s newsletter.
It may be fresh out of the oven but HTC has already released the first firmware update for its Desire smartphone, bringing the device to version 1.15.405.4.
Other than the standard “best user experience” as offered with all firmware updates, HTC hasn’t specified exactly what changes have been made. HTC Desire owners can access the update at time via their phone’s menu with download taking place over the air. HTC is recommending that all users update via WiFi as the download itself will make for a spike in data usage.
Wireless provider Vodafone UK has announced that pre-ordering is available for the highly anticipated HTC Desire smartphone, launching officially on April 8, 2010. Vodafone will offer the handset for free with a two-year contract agreement at a minimum £30 per month plan.
The HTC Desire, powered by the Google Android 2.1 operating system, sports the speedy Qualcomm Snapdragon processor at 1GHz, making it Flash 10.1 ready. Hardware features include a 3.7″ WVGA touchscreen display with multi-touch capability along with an optical joystick and the HTC Sense user interface.
Wireless provider Vodafone, based in the United Kingdom, has officially confirmed that they will offer both the HTC Legend and the HTC Desire smartphones, rounding out a very current lineup already graced by Google’s Nexus One.
While details concerning pricing and release remain sparse, the company did indicate that it would integrate its services, such as Vodafone Music and MyWeb, into HTC’s popular Sense user interface with the hopes of offering one of the most intuitive and user-friendly smartphone experiences to date.
Vodafone is expected to release further details concerning availability later this week.
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