HTC may not be working on an official HTC Sense 3.0 build for the HTC Desire HD or any of their older phones, but the geniuses over at XDA-Developers have been able to transform the HTC Sensation system dump into a functional ROM.
Pocket-Lint: In a surprise move HTC has announced that it is about to delete customers' data in an overhaul that the company has planned for the service.
Users of HTCSense.com are able to backup Contacts, Messages, Footprints and Call History, before HTC deletes all the data on 30 April.
NRM: "So we look at smartphone comparisons on Youtube, and they cover the usual suspects of specifications: camera, speed, build quality, etc. The last thing we (and probably you) expected to see was a test of just how well these handsets skip across a lake.
That's exactly what this Chinese fellow did on Youtube. "
It might have skipped better if he actually threw it like a skipping stone instead of a Frisbee.
AppSplit: "HTC Desire HD and Desire S are receiving a new update by HTC in UK. Well, it is not an Android Ice Cream Sandwich update yet but the latest update brings the new version of HTC Sense UI."
Due to the resolution discrepancy, anyone who flashes the ROM is not able to view the entire screen as widgets, icons, and even the launcher get pushed off the edge.