HTC took a few minutes away from their time at CES and updated the bootloader unlocking tool database with a few more devices this evening, namely the Desire HD and additional versions of the Desire and Wildfire . . . . → Read More: HTC adds Desire HD, and additional versions of Desire and Wildfire to its bootloader unlocking database
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 The HTC Desire family used to be close-knit, but then the Gingerbread update came along and gave preferential treatment to the Desire HD. . . . → Read More: HTC Desire Z Gingerbread update rolls out in the land of the Bratwurst Since HTC made the announcement that it would be bringing Gingerbread to the HTC Desire (minus some applications ) they’ve been letting owners know where the update’s at in testing. Most recently, HTC . . . → Read More: Gingerbread for the HTC Desire coming at the end of the month  What happens when you take a great phone and throw a handful of red plastic and metal at it? Why, an exclusive red Vodafone Desire S, that’s what. Pocket-lint had an opportunity to fondle the new iteration, and, not surprisingly, concluded that new tint aside nothing else — unlike the ChaCha which has seen a 200Mhz speed boost since launch — has changed . . . → Read More: Vodafone’s vermilion veneered HTC Desire S gets a hands-on  Ah. So that answers that. If you were wondering how HTC . . . → Read More: HTC will cut apps to squeeze Gingerbread, Sense on the Desire  What a difference a day makes. . . . → Read More: HTC now says the Desire will get Gingerbread after all  After months attempting to bring the Desire up to speed with Android 2.3 , HTC is throwing in the towel, and it doesn’t have much more than a comments section full of disappointed handset owners to show for it. The UK branch of the phone manufacturer announced via its Facebook page that attempts to upgrade the Nexus One-esque smartphone to Gingerbread have proven fruitless, due to a lack of internal memory on the device . . . → Read More: HTC Desire tries to catch Gingerbread, can’t keep up  After months attempting to bring the Desire up to speed with Android 2.3 , HTC is throwing in the towel, and it doesn’t have much more than a comments section full of disappointed handset owners to show for it. The UK branch of the phone manufacturer announced via its Facebook page that attempts to upgrade the Nexus One-esque smartphone to Gingerbread have proven fruitless, due to a lack of internal memory on the device . . . → Read More: HTC Desire tries to catch Gingerbread, can’t keep up  If you’ve already experimented with the comical (and frustrating) quirks of using the Sensation ROM on your Desire HD , we’d imagine you’re ready to move onto something a bit more practical. Good news, as 911Sniper is now offering HTC’s official release of Android 2.3.3 for your phone — a whole two months earlier than expected. Of course, the story only begins here, as this leak gives custom ROM builders a new playground to begin developing finely-tuned variants such as LeeDrOiD, which offers optimizations for performance and battery life . . . → Read More: Official Gingerbread ROM leaked for Desire HD, floodgates open for custom builds  When we last checked in with HTC’s Desire, an upgrade from Android 2.2 to 2.3 had been announced for release in late May or June. While Gingerbread hasn’t officially rolled out for this Nexus One kin, the crew at 911Sniper recently leaked the Desire’s upcoming European / Asian ROM, complete with Android 2.3.3 and Sense 2.1. Many daring enthusiasts have already taken the plunge, reporting mixed results with flashing their device. . . . → Read More: HTC Desire gets unsanctioned build of Android 2.3.3 courtesy of 911Sniper |
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