Update HTC Desire starts next week’

The update of the HTC Desire to Android Gingerbread will most likely start at the end of next week. In the update applications like Facebook removed to make it fit. The system partition is too small for a full update.

The partition in the Desire that is reserved for Android and the skin Sense is too small, says an insider against Tweakers.net. More recent smartphones is the partition bigger, so that with ease with Android Gingerbread, Sense and all the associated applications may contain.

When you upgrade via the desktop, the size of the system partition to be adjusted, but HTC has the infrastructure not more of the updates via the desktop. Over-the-air may partitions cannot be adjusted. HTC will now applications like Facebook and Twitter to remove, so that the update to the partition fits. It will go to apps that are downloadable are in downloadwinkel Android Market. The update will most likely start next week, let the insider know. There should be green light coming from the engineersteam from the United Kingdom.

HTC promised in February an update for the Desire, but HTC left this week to know that the update would not come. Then came not much later the message that the update would come. The insider, who Tweakers.net more correct information has provided, calls the messy communications, a pr fuck-up’.