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HTC Incredible S and Desire HD get Android 2.3.5 and Sense 3.0 treatment
HTC has delivered a nice little Christmas present to Incredible S and Desire HD owners. Android 2.3.5 has finally arrived for these droids along with Sense

HTC has delivered a nice little Christmas present to Incredible S and Desire HD owners. Android 2.3.5 has finally arrived for these droids along with Sense 3.0, which is quite a big update from the existing version. HTC is releasing this firmware in phases, as usual and folks from New Zealand, Portugal (among others) have already received the update for both phones. The firmware is available OTA, so keep checking it; you never know when you might get it. No word on whether this has hit India yet, so in case you happened to receive it, do let us know what changes it has made to the battery life and performance.![It is here after all]()

Sense 3.0 goodness is here
While this is a much needed update for Android, the same can’t be said for Sense, as it’s still not the latest version. HTC’s latest creation, Sense 3.5 can be found on phones like the Explorer and the Rhyme. Along with some new visual enhancements, users can now delete unwanted home screens and plus there are new widgets to play around with. Still, 3.0 is something better than nothing for a year-old phone.
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First Published:Dec 10, 2011, 10:48:51 IST
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