HTC DESIRE HD

I'm not so happy with the premium navigation, it guides me very funny. Did drive from alberton to oriental plaza and it avoids highways is guiding me very funny through the cbd. As well yesterday from hidepark to kensington was defiantly not the faster route.

And yes it is set to faster route and not to shortest.

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who here has a DHD from MTN whos not from CPT/Gauteng

I ask because ive been on the stupid waiting list for so long and no cigar yet!! :mad:

these people should cater to those who have been actively waiting for this phone before they just overstock a lab88 with DHDs



just saiyan

Weird that. I ordered the original desire on my last upgrade and I had it before anyone else that I could see. And yes I'm from East London.


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I'm not so happy with the premium navigation, it guides me very funny. Did drive from alberton to oriental plaza and it avoids highways is guiding me very funny through the cbd. As well yesterday from hidepark to kensington was defiantly not the faster route.

And yes it is set to faster route and not to shortest.

Sent from my Desire HD using MyBroadband Android App

The one thing that grates me about the premium navigation is the volume of the speaker is so soft, you need all windows closed and radio off to actually hear directions
 
The one thing that grates me about the premium navigation is the volume of the speaker is so soft, you need all windows closed and radio off to actually hear directions

I have it via Bluetooth to the radio connected, listen to mp3 and it fades in nicely

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What is so special about Gingerbread? Thanks

On 6 December 2010, the 2.3 (Gingerbread) SDK was released. Changes included:

Updated user interface design
Support for extra-large screen sizes and resolutions (WXGA and higher)
Native support for SIP VoIP telephony
Support for WebM/VP8 video playback, and AAC audio encoding
New audio effects such as reverb, equalization, headphone virtualization, and bass boost
Support for Near Field Communication
System-wide copy–paste functionalities
Redesigned multi-touch software keyboard
Enhanced support for native code development
Audio, graphical, and input enhancements for game developers
Concurrent garbage collection for increased performance
Native support for more sensors (such as gyroscopes and barometers)
A download manager for long running downloads
Improved power management and application control
Native support for multiple cameras
Switched from YAFFS to the ext4 filesystem

Shamelessly copied from Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_(operating_system)

*I'm extremely happy with my phone & not in a hurry to get Gingerbread on my phone. Just awesome as it is.
 
Hey guys ...

Check out the tricorder app from the market ... for all the trekkie fans ... :)

It has some nifty features
 
discovered a small scratch on my screen :( Need my damn screen protector already.

I have come to terms with my small scratch and it really isn't that bad, I never notice it if I don't really look out for it. I'm going to stick to leaving my DHD naked.
 
I have come to terms with my small scratch and it really isn't that bad, I never notice it if I don't really look out for it. I'm going to stick to leaving my DHD naked.

Mines also not bad... but I'm sure there will be more - so I want it covered :)
 
What are you people doing to scratch your phones' screens? :confused:

I would also like to know.

Maybe a big night out and put the car keys in the same jeans pocket as your Desire HD? Now that might be ouch, but the phone's screen is scratch-resistant.
 
No clue... mines either been on my desk, or in an empty pocket. The scratch is barely noticeable.
 
Just a quick one on the subject - my Desire freaked me out badly about 2 days after getting it when I also saw the glint of what I thought was a feint scratch in direct sunlight...

The screen actually has a diamond-shaped grid of almost invisible lines criss-crossing it - it's got something to do with how the capacitive screens work. Just make sure it is actually a scratch. ;)
 
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