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    HTC Hero Android 2.1 update imminent tips OTA firmware tool upgrade

    HTC are paving the way for the promised HTC Hero Android 2.1 firmware update to European handsets,
    though the new OS package itself is not yet in the wild.  A new OTA update for the Hero has been
    announced which upgrades the smartphone’s “Firmware over-the-air (FOTA) client” (along with making
    unspecified tweaks to the YouTube player app); that’s likely the first part of what we’ve previously
    heard is a two-stage update process.
    We’re not yet seeing any sign of this first update package being offered to our Hero (which is still
    running the stock Android 1.5 firmware) though some Android Community members claim to have artificially
    prompted its install by changing the date to one month into the future and restarting their phone.  As
    for the Android 2.1 package itself for the Hero, the exact release date for that is still unknown; HTC
    maintain that it will only arrive sometime this month.

    HTC are paving the way for the promised HTC Hero Android 2.1 firmware update to European handsets, though the new OS package itself is not yet in the wild.  A new OTA update for the Hero has been announced which upgrades the smartphone’s “Firmware over-the-air (FOTA) client” (along with making unspecified tweaks to the YouTube player app); that’s likely the first part of what we’ve previously heard is a two-stage update process.

    HTC Hero Android 2.1 update imminent

    We’re not yet seeing any sign of this first update package being offered to our Hero (which is still running the stock Android 1.5 firmware) though some Android Community members claim to have artificially prompted its install by changing the date to one month into the future and restarting their phone.  As for the Android 2.1 package itself for the Hero, the exact release date for that is still unknown; HTC maintain that it will only arrive sometime this month.

    Via: SlashGear

    Published on Jun 16 2010


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