The U.S. operator Sprint promises an update to its Android Hero customers from version 1.5 directly to 2.1.
Already in October, HTC announced an update to version 2.0 of Google’s operating system for the manufacturer’s most advanced Android mobile Hero. According to some data would be updated in mid-December, but no update has yet been presented. As late as last week, HTC via Twitter that it could not provide any new information on the upcoming upgrade.
Today, however, for further information that the U.S. operator Sprint come out with. Stating that the Sprint version of the Hero will be updated directly to 2.1.
The phone, which Sprint calls Hero does not look quite like the Hero of the European market and is a so-called “with Google” phone. This means that software is more like the basic version of Android than the version found in eg Swedish Hero where the manufacturer has more leeway to make changes and additions.
That in turn means that an update for Sprint’s Hero probably require less work when Google launches Android 2.1. According to Sprint, their customers to update their phones sometime in the first quarter of 2010
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