T-Mobile UK - 2.2 Froyo version what are the differences from Full HTC version?

[gadget_freak]

Hi All,

Does anyone know the main differences between the full HTC version of 2.2 and the T-Mobile version that has just been rolled out?

From what I have seen in some articles the camera and camcorder functions / look and feel haven't changed... anybody else know of differences other than the addition of crappy new apps i didn't ask for... thanks T-Mobile

Cheers

GF

 

[alan hanson]

think its just that just them adding in some random apps

 

[ross607]

yeah, I was a bit disappointed that the camera/video screen was identical to 2.1 still have to press the button to slide out the options etc. Some of the articles and vids of stock 2.2 show a different layout like here about half way down the page

Android 2.2 Screenshots: My Favorite Features in Froyo | Smarterware

 

[ynwa]

yeah, I was a bit disappointed that the camera/video screen was identical to 2.1 still have to press the button to slide out the options etc. Some of the articles and vids of stock 2.2 show a different layout like here about half way down the page

Android 2.2 Screenshots: My Favorite Features in Froyo | Smarterware

That looks much better. Why is that not in HTCs Froyo? Not even a carrier decision.

 

[alan hanson]

liking that layout

 

[gadget_freak]

Yes, shame it is not on the new update. Looked like nice improvements to the camera / video and gallery functions

 

[markjwilson]

I hate the fact that they have got rid of the option to never let the screen timeout..

It's a real pain, if you are using the navigation/google maps

 

[snowmobile]

I hate the fact that they have got rid of the option to never let the screen timeout..

It's a real pain, if you are using the navigation/google maps

When I'm using navigation the screen stays on so not sure why yours doesn't.

If you are charging while using navigation then there is still an option in settings to keep the screen awake while charging. You'll find it under Applications > Development.