asiangolfer
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i updated and the phone's lagginess is gone. It used to take a long time between dialing a contact and the phone call being made. so far, thats the only difference i see.
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It is ironic how they can fire off a patch to kill the root exploit, but they have not given us a patch or even a timeline for when we will get a patch that fixes all the issues with the Android 2.1 update. Nice job, Sprint.
So, I guess I should just ignore the update then? I do not plan on rooting my Sprint HTC Hero at the moment anyway.
i updated and the phone's lagginess is gone. It used to take a long time between dialing a contact and the phone call being made. so far, thats the only difference i see.
This is ridiculous man. I don't have the problems I've been reading about with 2.1 for I haven't installed the official, but I sure have read about the people and their problems. Sprint cares more about the select few people that know what rooting is and attempt to do it (voiding there own warranty mind you) and can't focus labor on useful updates.. why?
Looks like the update's purpose on the Hero was to fix a "security hole". Happens to be the "Security hole" that allowed root access on the EVO and the 2.1 RUU on the Hero
So, basically the update is to plug a security breach that was found on the Sprint HTC EVO and our Sprint HTC Hero. This article explains it: Hackers Find Holes in Sprint
Very interesting that we are being kept in the dark about what this update does...
Sprint posted what exactly the update did early this afternoon... albeit vague.
Announcements: Software update available for HTC EVO 4G and HTC Hero
Not getting my hopes up, but for right now the dialer lag is gone.