HTC Aria gets an Android 2.2 Froyo update in the AT&T network

25 February, 2011
It certainly was a long wait, but it was probably worth it. AT&T is finally pushing the Android 2.2 update to their version of the HTC Aria. The American carrier seems to be on a roll as this is the second Froyo update...

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  • NsE
  • 14 Oct 2013

3G network has progressed ?

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    • AnonD-195946
    • NsE
    • 14 Oct 2013

    by 3g networking or ?

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      • Anonymous
      • SbV
      • 25 Feb 2011

      Passing by, 25 Feb 2011Since about two year - just check out the HTC Hero. http://... morethat Flash player in Hero, hes got nothing to do with REAL Flash 10.1 by Adobe - you know that API that enables all that embedded Flash on web pages to actually play with in the browser!

      Speaking about the facts, here - take look in the list of compatible Flash 10.1 Android phones:

      http://www.adobe.com/flashplatform/certified_devices/smartphones.html

      Now can you pin point SINGLE device with ARM11 processor?!?

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        • Haris
        • q@W
        • 25 Feb 2011

        Too late at&t.. well better than nothing

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          • Hxt
          • 25 Feb 2011

          Anonymous, 25 Feb 2011Since when does ARM11 based Qualcomm MSM7227 inside Aria su... moreSince about two year - just check out the HTC Hero. http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_hero-2861.php

          HTC have designed their own Flash player that's compatible with those phones.
          Get your facts straight, man!

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            • Anonymous
            • SbV
            • 25 Feb 2011

            Since when does ARM11 based Qualcomm MSM7227 inside Aria support Flash (or FireFox Mobile for that matter?)

            NOT all Froyo based phones support FLash! In order for Android Phone to support Flash it needs to have ARM v7 compatible CPU core (Cortex-A8 or Scorpion) and integrated GPU of some kind - Adreno, PowerVR, Neon, Tegra...

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              • Anonymous
              • PFj
              • 25 Feb 2011

              too little too late... frist!

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