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HTC Evo 4G Update Back With Improved Wi-Fi

Jun 30, 2010, 1:39 PM by Philip Berne

Sprint HTC Evo 4G users who did not already successfully update their phones should begin seeing the update again as early as today. Among other improvements, the update brings 802.11n speeds to the Wi-Fi capabilities of the Evo 4G. The device is still being certified as an 802.11n unit, but users should still benefit from the faster network connection while the certification process is being finalized. Users with phones that failed during the update process are urged to go to their local corporate-owned Sprint store for service.

source: HTC

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bmore

Jul 1, 2010, 12:22 PM

Corporate Service Center

The Corp Store HAS to have a service and repair. Period.

Android Ace

Jun 30, 2010, 5:37 PM

"urged to go to their local corporate-owned Sprint store for service."

Yet I know that I will probably get loads of idiots in my PREFERRED RETAILER store--half of whom shouldn't have even been allowed to purchase a phone that complicated--asking me to install it for them.

Sorry. Having a bad day.

vzwINCRED

just venting aye/
my thinking is, "it's a "smart"phone" right?
it's not a "dumb" phone. 😛

14er

You sound lazy. You ever wonder what would happen to your job if no one came in to your store? Maybe I better stick with AT&T.

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vzwINCRED

Jun 30, 2010, 3:33 PM

Update v2

we'll see if this one works... 🤣

misschris

the first one worked just fine for me. 🤣

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