HTC Aria ™ for AT&T Android 2.2 ROM Update | 02.25.2011 This software is an update for the HTC Aria™ for AT&T. Please note that during this update process, the device will be Hard Reset and anything that is NOT part of the Operating System (applications downloaded from Android Market, SMS/MMS, Email, etc)) will be permanently deleted; always make a point of backing up your devices data on a regular basis!
Note: All Music, Pictures, and Video are stored on the MicroSD card and will not be deleted during the update process. All applications downloaded from Market are linked to the Gmail account set up on the device and can be restored to the device using that Gmail account. less
Instructions:
What’s NEW:
Android 2.2 (FROYO) App Sharing – Allows you to share an application via Bluetooth, Friend Stream, Email, etc. Google Search Latitude – A service by Google that lets you see your friends' locations and share yours with them. Navigation – Google Maps Navigation is a Turn-by-Turn GPS navigation application. News and Weather Places – A Google service that makes it easy to search and find Restaurants, Coffee, Bars, Hotels, Attractions, ATMs, Gas Stations, and more. Videos – Links directly to videos that have been taken with the camcorder. Wi-Fi Hotspot and USB Tethering – Allows the user to use their Aria as a mobile hotspot for up to 8 devices or connect a PC using the Aria's data connection. A separate data plan is required for this functionality.
What’s Changed: PDF Reader has been changed to Adobe Reader. AT&T Radio Icon has changed. Navigator changed to Car Panel. Photos has been changed to Gallery. Sound & Display has been split up into individual categories under settings. Factory Reset relocated to SD & Phone Storage.
Performing the ROM Update:
Download and save the “HTC Aria ™ for AT&T Android 2.2 ROM Update” to your PC.
Connect your device to your PC via the data USB cable. Note: You must have HTC Sync installed on your PC in order to run the Update.
On the Connect To PC pop-up on your device, select HTC Sync.
Once connected to HTC Sync, locate the “HTC Aria ™ for AT&T Android 2.2 ROM Update” that you downloaded and double-click on the file to launch the RUU Wizard.
Follow all of the RUU Wizard instructions shown on your PC.
Once the update is complete, click Finish in the RUU Wizard and the device will reboot.
Once the device reboots it will take you through the Set Up Wizard and your device will be ready for use.
The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to Droidized For This Useful Post:
Downloading NOW! I just updated my Galaxy S Captivate, Yesterday, to 2.2/froyo. I think I really do like 2.2 on the captivate. It was acting really buggy at first so I had to completely reset my phone to factory settings, but now it runs amazingly well!
Well at least this download is going with alright speed for me. I'm only getting 82 kb/s but at least its not 12 kb/s.
P.S. I thought it was pretty awesome how they added this TODAY because I hadnt ever looked for the update until today, It was the same story with my captivate as well. :-)
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Note: All Music, Pictures, and Video are stored on the MicroSD card and will not be deleted during the update process. All applications downloaded from Market are linked to the Gmail account set up on the device and can be restored to the device using that Gmail account. less
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Yeah, cool 2.2 finally here, cool. But has anyone successfully installed Flash Player on their Aria?? Something built into the Aria blocks Flash Player Installation.
Yeah, cool 2.2 finally here, cool. But has anyone successfully installed Flash Player on their Aria?? Something built into the Aria blocks Flash Player Installation.
You did it again AT&T - GHETTO!!
The Aria's processor cannot run Flash 10.1, so we are still stuck with the HTC Flash 'Lite' program that we have had since the beginning.
So does sideloading apps free up space on the phone and keep it from slowing down?
My blackberry does memory drain and slows down even more when i add apps to it. Is this the case with Aria?
It depends on the app. Some apps now check to see if they are being installed on Froyo and will install to the SD card automatically. Other apps you manually have to move to the SD card once they are installed.
It depends on the app. Some apps now check to see if they are being installed on Froyo and will install to the SD card automatically. Other apps you manually have to move to the SD card once they are installed.
I'm gonna put 2.2 on when i get my aria. So as long as the apps i download are put on the SD card, the phone won't slow down?
Will the unlocked HTC aria update make it lock again
i have HTC aria which has been unlocked to use in India... if i update my phone will it get locked... does anyone face same problem... can you please help me out... thanks in advance
Anyone having issues with the Aria freezing and crashing. I've read that anyother user is having a major issue with this. I've had it happen once casuing me to do a soft reset. Thanks
Anyone having issues with the Aria freezing and crashing. I've read that anyother user is having a major issue with this. I've had it happen once casuing me to do a soft reset. Thanks
I had issues with the optus ota crashing. I resolved it by reflashing 2.1 ruu and trying again. I now have 2.2 ota, i now hate my aria, optus and HTC. I cant even flash back to 2.1 because 2.2 ota installs some nandlock crap. Can't install clockmod, cant root it, no busybox. Would love to have my 2.1 with busybox. Anyone want to sell me there's? That's how much i hate the ota update!
i have HTC aria which has been unlocked to use in India... if i update my phone will it get locked... does anyone face same problem... can you please help me out... thanks in advance
Yes if u update it will lock, even if its fully rooted. If u wand admin/su of ur aria don't install ota. If anyone knows how to remove the update I'd love to know!
Yes if u update it will lock, even if its fully rooted. If u wand admin/su of ur aria don't install ota. If anyone knows how to remove the update I'd love to know!
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