The Taiwanese HTC continues in its quest to bring the latest update to the Google (Android) icon system to its Desire family of terminals. In the latter case, and as on previous occasions, the Asian company has spoken on its official Facebook page. It refers to one of its terminals to a public professional: HTC Desire Z.
While HTC continues to work on updating HTC Desire and comments on which applications it will put aside in the new Gingerbread version, the version for HTC Desire Z is in the last phase of testing and in a few weeks it will be released via OTA ( Over the Air ). Or in other words, it will not be necessary to connect the terminal to a computer, but the update is received and installed directly from the smartphone.
HTC says that Android Gingerbread may take a while to reach all users; it all depends on the operator used. However, the deadline is the end of July for everyone, free and subsidized terminals through a mobile operator, to receive the operating system update.
HTC Desire Z is a mobile that is characterized by combining a 3.7-inch touch screen with a full sliding-type keyboard. That is why the target audience has clear priorities: office automation and chat. On the other hand, it has a rear photo camera with a five megapixel sensor that will be able to record videos in high definition at a maximum of 720p. Finally, HTC Desire Z has connections such as WiFi, 3G, bluetooth, and a GPS receiver to use with Google Maps.
