[glitchgod]

Are we getting this sometime this summer. I found rumors that we are but with desire not getting its own I'm bot sure anymore

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[piizzadude]

no...sorry

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[cyanogen-man]

No its supposed to be the desire hd that's getting it but at&t is putting an update to sense 3.5 and bug fixes so no ics as ics is sense 4.0 so no ics just revamped bug fixed gingerbread sigh

[bduran727]

^ You talk like you have gotten the update, have you?

[pounder001]

The update is very good and makes the Inspire a different phone (in a good way) I have other phones w/ICS and JB so I have a good comparison.
It's just too bad the Inspire didn't get this update sooner as IMO it has made a big difference

[cyanogen-man]

It was ok I got a hacked version I refuse to give up root I'm back to cm7 about to experiment with cm10 parinoid android oh jelly bean gonna be sweet but I can't help my self I hate stock anything but yea it was stable it had some nice tweeks but still yet I missed my cm

[cyanogen-man]

NO OFFICIAL UPDATE THIS IS FROM THE OFFICIAL HTC UPDATE BLOG 27 July 2012: Further Explanation about HTC Desire HD Update

We’ve heard your feedback on our decision not to update the HTC Desire HD to Android 4.0. We completely understand that this is a controversial decision.

For more background, due to how storage on the HTC Desire HD is partitioned – and the larger size of Android 4.0 – it would require re-partitioning device storage and overwriting user data in order to install this update. While technically advanced users might find this solution acceptable, the majority of customers would not. We also considered ways to reduce the overall size of the software package, but this would impact features and functionality that customers are currently using. Even after installing the update, there were other technical limitations which we felt negatively impacted the user experiencuie.

We believe an update should always improve the user experience and carefully evaluate each update based on this criteria. While we are very aware of the disappointment from this decision, we believe the impact to user experience was too great. We recognize this is a change from our previous statement and for that we’re truly sorry.