Flash Player support is still in, which is good news – although the 10.3 update that’s on the Android Market will need to be installed if you want the latest version, which will significantly eat into your available memory. Given the absence of a detailed changelog from HTC, we’re not entirely sure what else has been chopped.
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Gmail, YouTube and the Maps suite remain, although HTC’s Flashlight app has been removed – but the APK is supplied in the update file if you want to install it yourself. HTC’s Peep Twitter client is still on here, as it HTC’s App Sharing tool, plus Footprints and its Friend Stream social aggregator.įast boot! That’s a new thing. The O2 branding has been removed as well, leaving us with a generic HTC Desire that features the HTC boot screen. As mentioned by HTC, the big omission here is the Facebook app, which you now have to install yourself if you have nothing better to do with your phone’s memory. Version 3.14.405.1 according to the updater. The updater tool walks you through the steps and it’s entirely automated. Meet the criteria, though, and it’s an easy task. You need HTC Sync installed on your PC as well as HTC’s RUU file, which is another huge 150MB+ download, plus your HTC Desire needs to have at least 30% of battery power to initiate the update process. So be prepared for this to take quite a long time. You download the stuff, open it on a PC, then run the “RUU_HTC Desire Android 2.3 Upgrade (Gingerbread).exe” file while your Desire is connected via USB.ĪGGGHHHHH. To explain the process for anyone unsure what to do – this update comes as an executable PC file, which updates your HTC Desire over a USB connection.
Also, just so you know, our HTC Desire is a standard O2 branded model complete with O2 boot screen and the original, untouched, official 2.2 release.
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