See, this is the problem. HTC placed this (what I believe to be final) update on it's servers. It was found and spread on the internet like wildfire. HTC realized their mistake, pulled it, and are now backpedaling, saying "install at you're own risk!" to scare you.Curious as to what effect this "non-official" update will have with the official update? Will the OTA overwrite or update the zipped version everyones installing today?
If this "unofficial shady and incomplete" versions bricks phones or prevents the "official" OTA update from working, Sprint & HTC better brace themselves for some angry support calls. Even though users were warned not to install, my gosh human nature and geekiness sure does encourage us to install something that was just on HTC's own servers hours ago.
So, I stand by my opinion that some IT dude put it online too soon and it was found. There is nothing wrong with this version, HTC just wants the roll out to jive with their ever changing "launch date."
This is what happens when the "OMG we have tEh frist launch of FroYo!" announcements go out so early with a footnote that a test version will be available on 7/30. Now they are backpedaling. Just doesn't smell right.
Strange botched launch HTC & Sprint have here. Oops.
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