We’ve just received a little update on the status of the Android 2.2 upgrade for branded UK HTC Desires today, with T-Mobile currently telling its users that the long-awaited FroYo update is currently sitting with Google for approval.
So if you’re waiting for your T-Mo Desire to ping you about an update, it shouldn’t be long. T-Mobile’s finished doing whatever that thing it wanted to do with it is.
So there you go. Your T-Mobile Desire should be brought up to speed very soon. Image supplied by reader Tony, who received the above message from T-Mobile via Twitter. Thanks, Tony. Thanks, T-Mobile. Make it a good one.
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Anonymous
/ September 13, 2010Finally, can’t wait to test it out.
Andy
/ September 13, 2010Anyone have any news when O2 are due to renew their update following the aborted effort a couple of weeks ago, thanks in anticipation.
mosco
/ September 14, 2010Long time comin but does any 1 no exact date yet
jafar.zandi
/ October 21, 2010update system software HTC Desire Android version2.2