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HTC rilascia finalmente e nei tempi previsti dall’ultimo articolo pubblicato all’inizio del mese scorso, l’aggiornamento per HTC Desire ad Android Gingerbread 2.3.3 in versione per sviluppatori.

Il download pesa 161 MB e viene inizialmente diffuso dalla pagina del Developer Centerin file compresso per sviluppatori e utenti esperti.

Sembrerebbe comunque mancare poco all’arrivo della notifica dell’aggiornamento ufficiale comprensivo di tutto, mentre per chi volesse provare questa versione spoglia di ogni tipo di personalizzazione, HTC avverte che il terminale verra riportato alle impostazioni di fabbrica con conseguente perdita di tutti i dati.

A seguire il comunicato di rilascio della ROM:

This update is only recommended for expert users who want to experience Android 2.3 and understand the limitations which apply to this update. Due to memory constraints several applications have been removed from this update and we are only offering the ROM upgrade utility (RUU) for you to download. Please note that flashing this ROM will erase your previous customizations, including any messages, emails, contacts, and other personal information. We suggest you take advantage of your Google account and other backup solutions available on the Android Market to ensure you do not lose your personal data. Your SD card will not be erased or modified.

The major changes in this update include:

All customizations, including operator applications, will be removed.

All wallpapers, except the default wallpaper, will be removed from the ROM code and included in the zip file.

Several HTC applications will be removed from the ROM code and included in the zip file.

The official Facebook application will be removed and is downloadable on the Android Market.

Note:

This ROM update is for development only and not for general public use. Upgrades to non-authorized phones may result in loss of functionality. In addition certain functions may no longer be usable after re-flashing the ROM, including but not limited to MMS and SMS and HTC also disclaims liability for any unusable functions. HTC disclaims liability for the loss and/or leakage of any personal data resulting from the re-flashing of the ROM.

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