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Update – HTC Desire Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) update

You can now download the latest software update for new features and improved performance. It won’t delete any of your content and we’d recommend using a Wi-Fi connection as this is a large update. If not, standard data connection charges may apply. Any questions? Contact us via www.htc.com. After installing the update, you can confirm a successful update by confirming the Software number (From the Home Screen go to MENU> Settings> About Phone> Software Information> Software number). The new Software number will be 2.10.405.2

Update Information:
1.Android OS update patch
2.Enhanced multi inbox Gmail support
3.Improved Russia keyboard layout

Note: We still recommend you back up your all personal data first.   

Niko se ne izjasnjava... Jel uradio neko update?

Changelog (nije zvanicni, nego sta su korisnici primetili):
- New version of Google Maps 4.4.0
- New microphone button in the keyboard (only in english keyboard)
- No vibrate on shutdown
- Save attachments from GMail app (Only Word and Excel. No support for zip or pdf)
- New version of Quickoffice 3.2.60
- Peep 2.0 fixed authentication with twitter
- Better video quality while capturing video
- New/improved notifications of unsent messages, tweets, Facebook alerts, etc.
- Flash Player v 10.1.92.10 can be downloaded from the market.

Spot the difference: HTC Desire's SLCD versus AMOLED



If you'll recall, a little while back HTC waved its white flag amid AMOLED shortages and made the jump to the readily-available SLCD for its Desire and Nexus One handsets. As a quick recap, here's what CEO Peter Chou said about the swap:

    "The SLCD displays provide consumers with a comparable visual experience to HTC's current 3.7 inch displays with some additional benefits including battery performance."

So, just how "comparable" is the SLCD? To find out, we picked up both flavors of the Desire to perform some comparison tests. Let's start off with the picture quality: what caught our attention straight away was how much sharper SLCD is, but alas, AMOLED is still in the lead for vibrancy and brightness. We dug a little deeper and learned that this has to do with the different pixel arrangements on the two types of panels -- unlike traditional TFT LCD panels, AMOLED's PenTile RGBG (red, green, blue, green, etc.) filter matrix utilizes just two subpixels per pixel instead of three in the same amount of space, thus allowing greater transmittance due to the larger red and blue subpixels. But obviously, the downside is that the pictures aren't as sharp as the denser-packed SLCD. Read on for more!

Another noticeable difference is that this SLCD has a warmer tone and -- to our surprise -- better contrast than our AMOLED, even though the latter panel produces darker blacks  (as the black pixels don't transmit any light at all). Both of these findings are presumably the side effects of AMOLED's larger red and blue subpixels (with blue ones being the largest of the three colors), and consequently, we get a more faithful color reproduction from SLCD. We then compared viewing angles and concluded that AMOLED and SLCD respectively owned the side-way test and vertical test, but the dead zones were so negligible that most people wouldn't notice them.



Next up is the reflection test. In our Desire and Legend  reviews we've moaned about how AMOLED screens look horribly washed out under daylight, so we were hoping that the SLCD Desire wouldn't suffer from the same flaw. However, the actual outcome was rather disappointing: with both screens boosted to maximum luminescence, the brighter AMOLED was actually a touch more visible than the SLCD, but still far from usable on a bright day. In fact, we've seen better outdoor performance on the Nokia N8's  AMOLED screen, so it seems that HTC's glossy glass is to be blamed for the rather surprising test results here -- we've certainly seen the same problem plaguing our LCD-donning Hero as well. Anyway, you can see more outdoor ugliness in the video below.

Video: link

To draw an end to our comparison test, we decided to see if Chou is right about SLCD sipping less battery juice than AMOLED. To do this, we put both Froyo phones on airplane mode, disabled screen timeout, set the brightness to medium, made sure no extra services were running, and then let the same movie -- Four Lions, if you must know -- burn them off until they give up. Well, guess what? Chou might be wrong -- in our two runs, the SLCD Desire consistently died within a little under five hours, whereas its AMOLED brother was still going strong with about 30% battery left. And before you say it, we even swapped the batteries across the two phones before the second run, so it's safe to say that AMOLED is actually the more efficient hamster here.

Wrap-up

So here we have it: there really is no clear winner between SLCD and AMOLED when it comes to picture quality -- the former offers a sharper picture plus a more realistic color reproduction, whereas the latter shows off brighter, more vibrant colors. But as we concluded earlier, AMOLED seems to be slightly ahead of the game with its power efficiency. Still, this doesn't help the fact that both screen types suffer from the same glossy glass on the Desire, thus rendering them almost equally as useless under daylight. Come on now, HTC: whatever you're announcing this Wednesday, let's hope that you have something real special up your sleeves to please our eyes, literally.

izvor

Ja update ne mogu da pronadjem a i negde sam procitao da je trenutno suspendovan zbog servera, ali mislim da je pre neka greska u pitanju, pa je HTC sada pegla...

Da, nije se ni meni pojavljivalo da imam update ali sam skinuo rootovanu verziju sa XDA. Nemam nikakvih problema, sve radi sjsjno.

Ja sam prije nekih 7 dana uradio update na 2.10.405.2 ali nisam imao vremena da pogledam sta je sa tim poboljsano ili pogorsano
Jedino sto mi se cini da je tel cak za nijansu brzi. I sta jos mogu reci, pri skidanju i instalaciji update-a nije potrebno praviti back up a velicina je 25mb.

evo ja sad probao da "check for update" i ponudio mi, pa skidam.. sta bude nek bude...

....updated succesfully to version 2.10.405.2.

Ne znam sad da li mozes da ga root-ujes :/

Kakvo rutovanje, to me zaista ne zanima... ne kazem da je lose prebacivati sve aplikacije na memorijsku, ili da vidim sve aplikacije u shopu, ali nemam vise zivaca za to.
Nego, ima li neki nacin da ubacim srpski  predictive text, znaci ono kad kucam nesto da mi ponudi pravilnu rec cak i kada sam pogresio jedno ili dva slova.
Imao sam hrvatski sa Swype ili kako se zove ono izraelsko cudo, al' mi nije leglo, pa sam ga skinuo, a sa njime ode i recnik....