Guys,
Just bought one myself. I can say that i'm liking it it very much.

Just that i have a problem to configure Yahoo! mail. everytime it kept saying login failed. Is there a special setting for Yahoo! mail?

skype? have not tried it out yet as not much friends using it plus i dont have an account.. how bout IM's? say for msn or yahoo, which one is good?

oh ya found this on the web, wonder if its really worth to get it since Legend's juice runs out quite fast, its 1800mAh so i guess it should hold up to a day of use

Mugen Batteries for Legend

Im using fring at the moment..but cant connect to skype. Ym is ok so far.

Mugen batteries? Ive heard about them but how reliable the battery are? Anyone used one before?

It does looks better than asker perang's pics of the casing. however, I'll would rather wait for a leather casing or those sort. I bought Legend for the looks (since Digi doesn't have Desire but I digressed)

To the other forumer, I don't know how to get chinese input back, I was installing voice activated keyboard that why I know the answer to the first question.

btw, voice recognition owns.

Yea, sure =)

Steps for installing HTC IME Mod Keyboard.
1) Download the .apk file of Voice Search 2.1.
2) Transfer to sd card and install using Astro or any other file manager.
3) Download the .apk file of the HTC IME ModKeyboard. (For Legend users, download Low Resolution version)
4) Transfer to sd card and install using Astro or any other file manager.
5) Go to settings --> Language and Keyboard --> 'tick' the box next to HTC_IME mod.
6) Go to any app where you can type or use my example: Press Search button(magnifying glass hardware button), and touch and hold the 'Quick Search Box' until a popup appears. Select 'input method'.
7) Select HTC_IME mod.
8) Enjoy.

Do tweak the settings a little bit to your liking =)

Here's a copy-paste from HTC SEA website:

Update – HTC Legend Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) update
In our commitment to providing you with the best user experience, we are pushing out a new firmware update to your phone.  Your phone will receive a notification of this update when it is made available.  Simply press OK to accept the update via a data connection such as Wi-Fi or GPRS/3G.  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 after the update will be 1.31.707.3. Note：We recommend using a free Wi-Fi hotspot or an unlimited data plan to apply this update. If not, standard data connection charges may apply. For any questions, please contact us at http://www.htc.com/www/CA_Hotline.aspx

seems like a minor update: v1.31.707.3

I wonder if it'll work for rooted phones?

Looks like LEGEND will get Froyo ...

List Of Android Phones For Froyo (Android 2.2) Update

For the most part, any Android smartphones that is fast enough (i.e. all Qualcomm Snapdragon, Qualcomm MSM7227, TI OMAP3430, Qualcomm MSM7230) will be getting the Froyo update; this is partly because of the new Adobe Flash 10.1 compliance where you can run flashed-based websites (apps, games, videos, etc. that run on Flash). Compared to Apple's iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad devices, most Android phones with the latest update will run both HTML5 and Flash based technology.

So Android phones like G1, HTC Droid Eris, HTC Magic, HTC Hero, Samsung Moment, Samsung Behold 2 will likely not receive the latest Froyo update.

The list of Android phones that will receive the Froyo (Android 2.2) update is:

1. Nexus One (first in line)
2. HTC Evo 4G
3. Motorola Droid
4. Incredible
5. Desire
6. myTouch 3G Slide
7. Legend
8. Sony Experia x10 (note: although it has the Snapdragon processor, Android 2.1 "Eclair" isn't due until the end of the year, which means Froyo will be released later on)

Of course, this doesn't mean that these are the only phones that will get updated nor the "slower" processor will not get the latest update. Google is innovative enough that someday solve the "fragmentation" issue (i.e. many phones due to carrier and manufacturer preferences or actions do not have the same Android OS versions). If so, "all" Android phones will eventually be updated at the same time (perhaps, Google will release the updates via Android Market instead of via OTA).

source:http://johnvicencio.blogspot.com/2010/06/list-of-android-phones-for-froyo.html