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OTA meant Over The Air, which was quite cool because it is not common for phone updates to be done that way. Remember the times where we had to “flash” our firmware for our phone to the latest version in order to gain better performance etc…

Finally Singtel (singapore telco) pushes Android Cupcake 1.5 down buy pill viagra to Singapore users OTA. It was an exciting process, downloading the new patch for around 30-60 minutes, and then installing it. I already knew what the patch does and the new stuff it comes along with, but just didn’t know it took so long for us to got hold of it.

And it really feels like a new phone now, because with the video recording and on-screen keyboard, phone usage changed alittle. Additionally, the battery life got better, and browsing sites came much easier. Now instead of recharging it daily, I now do it… once every 2 days.

It also proves that the 3G broadband plan rocks, with 44MB worth of data downloaded over the air, means giving me more convenient.

Now let me wait for more good stuff… Android Donut ?

Just to add on to the good news, its not just any update. Its a major one where many improvements were made to the phone.

The two most significant improvements were the on-board keyboard (similar to Chomp SMS), and the Video Camera that’s added to this version of the release. Upgrading / flashing the firmware would be tricky, because users might not get access to the develop mode for this phone.

Click on this next official video release from Google’s Android Dev team and see what are the other improvements over the older firmware (Damn I must get the upgrade!)

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