Android 2.1 update for Sprint's HTC Hero delayed until May 21?
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7 Comments
2. crappypunk posted on 12 May 2010, 08:11 0
yeah, but they haven't done the Moment either, this isn't a manufacturer issue.. Sprint is doing this
3. sprintguy09 posted on 12 May 2010, 08:47 0
I agree with oh well I'll have my evo soon after
4. Sellcell posted on 12 May 2010, 16:11 0
It's not like Sprint is doing this to piss their customers off. They just want to make sure that all the bugs are worked out before they release the new updates. In turn this will cause less headaches for both Sprint employees and customers.
5. desertmike680 posted on 12 May 2010, 18:11 0
Yeah in turn it will cause less headaches for us Sprint Service techs too!
6. IndoSlim posted on 13 May 2010, 12:47 0
How is it so hard for sprint to get this working correctly when I've had 2.1 on my hero for weeks now working great! It's not perfect, but the bugs it does have are barely noticeable. I hate things that don't work properly so for me to endorse this (DamageControl v2.08!) is saying something. If the guys at XDA-Developers can get 2.1 working this well, why can't Sprint? I wonder if it's because sprint just wants to make sure it has all of it's garbage pre-loaded crapware working correctly. I don't tweet, watch nascar, or need to look up NFL stats on my phone (all of which of course I've already removed woohoo! Thank you XDA!). But I wouldn't be surprised if that's what it was.
7. phonedemocracy posted on 13 May 2010, 18:36 0
You have nothing to back up anything you're saying. Sprint will release it when its ready. Noone cares how early XDA gets a working copy if its not ready and not easily loadable, they should take their time with it.
