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OTA Update Available 1-11-10

I'm guessing not everyone will get it today, but this morning I received an OTA update on my Eris. Went smooth except while loading after the reboot, the HTC screen kinda hung up for a good 2+ minutes. It came up eventually, was just weird.

Here's the Verizon PDF link to the update: support.vzw.com­/pdf­/DROID­_ERIS­_Update.pdf

The ROM updates to version 1.17.605.1 and the Radio to 2.32.40.11.09

It's basically a quick fix update for a problem I've never seen or noticed:

Rare instances where the display locked or
appeared to be in an out-of-service state when
attempting to wake up the DROID ERIS from
screen saver mode no longer occurs.

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dschuring

Great, was waiting for a fix.
I had my eris's display lock up from time to time..
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jhearne86

Yeah, they didn't announce this update, I had to go to Verizon's website under support and found the pdf on it. I didn't see anything on HTC's website. Hope it helps man, buggy phones are no fun.
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travisvn1

I got the update too I was hoping it was the big jump to the next Android OS now that CES is Done
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doogald

My phone locked up twice like that in the two weeks that I've had it - once at a very inopportune time. My phone received the update this morning.

The only thing I noticed that was a bit weird that other might want to know is that after you download the update and the phone restarts, it stays for a while on the animated "htc" opening screen. It took a couple of minutes or so before it went on to start, and there was no sort of progress bar or anything. That's just something that you might want to know...
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joematt

It happened to me twice when I was traveling across a major city, but when I went back to college and stayed in "one place" it hasn't come back up. Go figure...
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