Papago X5 latest map is ready......

yes...is MFM-PPG-101104C....
i nv check the previous thread....
do this posted???

applanet down again?

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/1...ldfire-handsets

HTC announces Android 2.2 updates for Legend and Wildfire handsets
Better late than never
By Lawrence Latif
Mon Nov 08 2010, 17:17 SMARTPHONE MAKER HTC has announced that two of its mid-range smartphones will be receiving Android 2.2 updates shortly.

The firm said that unlocked Legend and Wildfire devices will receive the update to Android 2.2 "in the coming weeks". Those with operator locked handsets will have to wait longer, presumably while mobile operators 'tweak' the release to fit their marketing goals.

Since its launch, the HTC Legend - milled from a single billet of aluminum - ran Android 2.1. While the Legend might ooze high-end finishing, the Wildfire is a cut-down smartphone with a low-rent 240x380 3.2-inch screen. It also ships with Android 2.1, which is about to hit its first birthday.

Rumours of the Wildfire receiving an update have been doing the rounds for months, though HTC confirmed to The INQUIRER that it too will be covered under the "in the coming weeks" release schedule announced for the Legend.

Though the update is welcome, it'll be arriving just weeks before Google releases the next version of Android, meaning that users will still be a version behind. Recently the smart money has been on the next version of Android, Gingerbread being version 2.3 rather than 3.0.

Android 2.2 will bring, among other things, support for Adobe Flash. Smartphones can have a hard time running Flash videos and it will be interesting to see how the Legend and Wildfire, with 600MHz and 528MHz processors, respectively, cope with the burden of decoding Flash videos.

As smartphones move from being defined largely by hardware and grow increasingly more reliant on software for functionality, manufacturers need to show they are not forgetting that customers have paid a pretty penny for devices that need periodic software updates to not become obsolete some time after they walk out of the phone shop.

HTC's decision to update its smartphones shows that the firm isn't just about grabbing the money and running, which is a good attitude that some other handset makers should learn from. µ

Camera360 Ultimate.....
nice camera tools.....

ignore it if posted b4...=)

yeah...now im using...
can get it from applanet...

flash 10.1 can install into stock rom?

wildfire hv this kind of case?

Android Facebook app hving error......
Cannot retrieve notification....bla bla bla...!!!!!!!!!!

anyone facing same problems????

i tried with wifi and mobile network too...
both r the same...

the push notification only available on Android 2.2..."

i think will be like iphone when hv notification it will prompt like new msg...

anyone try open applanet n there are many update available especially system app???

me 2....nv update system app....

do u ask ur fren when doing the OTA update, v need to do back up??
will all the setting n data get remove or remaining??

thanks...80mb....long time to dl....