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Apart from the customisation version, mine is exactly tha same as Mr Womble.
I am on T mobile and rooted, and I dont have the automatic updates on my market.
According to wikipedia and various other forum postings, in 2.2 this is a feature you can enable
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You're missing the point Mr Womble.
Your phone is unbranded and you get the option in the market to auto update, on 2.2 it is a feature of the OS.


But don't you find it strange, if we accept that rooting has no effect on market, why would the fact that yours is essentially unbranded and gets updating, and me,cubz and others dont. I can't for the life of me believe carriers would implement this.
We need some others to come on and state whether or not they can auto update, and a couple of details about their phone status to figure out what the differences are.

But don't you find it strange, if we accept that rooting has no effect on market, why would the fact that yours is essentially unbranded and gets updating, and me,cubz and others dont. I can't for the life of me believe carriers would implement this.
We need some others to come on and state whether or not they can auto update, and a couple of details about their phone status to figure out what the differences are.
Well to me it just seems like ONLY unbrandad phones have received the update. Maybe branded phones will get the update soon![]()
Both valid points and as previously posted it would be great to find out why - does seem strange that as the MARKET is universal - IE available on every phone, that some phones have the feature and others not
Must admit its great not being notified that i need to updat any of my 50 apps anymore
lets see what the future brings
I will report back when/if I receive a reply 

wow can't belive this topic has gone on for this long. Auto update is a 2.2 feature only. It's not available unless you are running froyo.
"google’s next android operating system version is android 2.2 (froyo). The android 2.2 software update will give users the option to auto update all their downloaded android apps, so they don’t have to update each app manually. If you have a ton of apps, you know it can be frustrating and time consuming to manually update each one individually. This new feature is very convenient for android users because it saves them a lot of time."
Erm not wanting to sound harsh - but i think you'll find you're completely wrong
On Vadafone UK
R2BA024
and I have the update feature on my market ;-)
Raj
i'll guess that its a branded Voda UK handset too
Seems like T-mobile may be the only network to not have it. i will contact T-mobile, see what they say. I will report back when I receive a reply (they always reply very quickly
)Well, here's one to make things clear as mud:
I'm on a branded ATT X10a, rooted, and running Eminence (2.1 Rom), and I have the auto-update option - it's been there as long as I can remember, and I just rooted and upgraded the OS last weekend.
I don't, however, have the 'remove update' option in the applications > manage apps screen for market.
I solved this last year....old topic.
I was on 1.6 at the time. I'm now on 2.2

Wow. Sorry, didn't notice the necropost.![]()