Generic Link to Where the OTA download Will Appear

[Frisco]

Everybody with a Verizon account can get to this page by clicking the "more support" link in their overview page of their Verizon account, but I thought it would be handy to have the generic link bookmarked to check at various times.

Software Update: DROID Eris by HTC<br>Coming Soon!

 

[NickDroid86]

Any idea when this will become available to everyone?

 

[homer169]

A little bit later.

 

[omfgwtflawl]

Any idea when this will become available to everyone?

OTA is supposed to run two weeks, so probably in two weeks.

 

[snyluc13]

Any idea when this will become available to everyone?

to quote the almighty verizon ................"soon"

but i think it will be officially posted once many of the phones have been updated OTA first

 

[alprazolam]

to quote the almighty verizon ................"soon"

but i think it will be officially posted once many of the phones have been updated OTA first

Which makes SO much sense because then Verizon will push every bit of it using their towers instead of allowing customers to download from their server. Wouldn't it make too much sense to let someone else pay for a little of your bandwidth cost?

 

[Frisco]

Maybe it's still being tweaked, and the version that comes last will be better than what's being sent out now.

..yuck yuck..

 

[doogald]

Which makes SO much sense because then Verizon will push every bit of it using their towers instead of allowing customers to download from their server. Wouldn't it make too much sense to let someone else pay for a little of your bandwidth cost?

The logic may be that it is easier to deal with a certain number of customers per day who have an issue installing the update rather than an army when they blow it doing it themselves, potentially. Not that a user-installable update would, but you want to plan for the worst case scenario.

 

[Tooleman694]

they must not trust their QA team..

 

[hallstevenson]

I suspect that VZW will in fact, re-direct people here,

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