Vodafone's Android 2.2 update for the HTC Desire has finally begun rolling out, according to TechRadar readers.
It appears the update is still only activated by manual updates, so you'll need to head into Settings, then About Phone to check for new software upgrades.
The process requires 25MB of internal phone storage to install, so make sure you have adequate space otherwise you'll need to start the process all over again.
360 begone!
There's good news too if you downloaded the 360 update recently: although Vodafone says you'll need to manually remove the icons, readers are telling us that all 360 traces are gone without needing a reboot.
So if you're one of the lucky Vodafone HTC Desire-toting users, then head on over to your settings menu to see if there's a Froyo treat for you to play with - and don't worry if you haven't got one yet, as Vodafone has said it could take up to two weeks to land.
Thanks to Kimmo for sending this in
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stoobie_land
August 23rd 2010
4. Orange have rolled out their update in the past few days too.
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craigio
August 23rd 2010
3. Not quite, O2 are being their predictable selves and won't be rolling Froyo out for another 6-8 weeks. I've just debranded my O2 Desire and updated, highly recommended!
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kimmo
August 23rd 2010
2. The Vodafone Desire is so much better with the 2.2 update! The Wi-Fi tethering works perfectly and the device is noticeably faster. Plus the updated Voice Search app is excellent. Would recommend Chrome users checking out Chrome To Phone too.
Best of all - absolutely no branding or crapware to speak of :)
P.S. Thanks for mention Gareth - you're welcome.
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amit290
August 23rd 2010
1. Three pushed the update out to phones last night as well (automatically - no need to check). Looks like all the networks are getting this update out now which is good news.
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