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JamesFoster

Newbie
May 16, 2010
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Can anyone confirm the Desire has the same Broadcom a/b/g/n chipset as the Nexus One?
If so I will ask HTC to include the firmware to enable a/n in a future software update. 802.11n is really useful in this weather for browsing in the garden because of the range and speed.
 
It appears to can deliver a and n. Good news. Maybe HTC agreed to not enable it for 6 months or something to make the N1 look better (on paper).
In fact the other day I rooted my Desire and then installed DeFrost 1.8.
[ROM-FroYo] DeFroST 1.8 (04-07-2010 | FRF91 | Camcorder 800x480| Youtube ok | A2SD+) - xda-developers

But I really missed Sense. Plain Android is very bland (although I like the music app). No wonder Google are now focused on improving the UI with Gingerbread.
Anyway I had a and n for a few hours. I then installed the 1.21.45.2 RUU and its like brand new.
Hopefully HTC will sort this out.
 
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