The reason? Why, that's a fantastic question! According to a company spokesperson, there has been a "massive amount of interest" in the big-screen mobile, with initial stock "selling out quickly and subsequent deliveries used to fulfill backorders." Call us crazy, but it seems a wee bit foolish to can a product that's selling well - unless, of course, Voda has a certain amount of iPhones that it'll be required to sell just a few months from now (or else buy 'em itself).
Vodafone, which is one of the few carriers in the world right now with access to HTC's HD2, is reportedly not going to stock the handset any longer once its current supply evaporates. Im just wondering, coz today I went to buy a hd2 frm phone4u and sales man says its not. Is it indeed correct that I need to phone o2 before upgrading the ROM (not that they will have a clue as to why I'm calling, their tech "help" is light years before the help I get here!) and that my phone will lose all its nice apps, facebook, twitter and youtube settings and contact details.? If you require this customization, please contact your supplier first before upgrading." Any additional software or settings provided by your mobile operator or company will be lost. Once you proceed with the upgrade, the system can not be downgraded again.
However, I'm interested in this ROM ugrade and the implications for improving the music player, etc. My uk, o2 supplied, HD2 seems to be one of the lucky ones re thus pink spot issue, as my images have been blemish free. moreThis is a reply to the post from Quakeman, and also a question to the ever helpful and v.knowledgeable Anthony. Quakeman, how about those things in the new ROM update, taken from htc.comġ.Flip.
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