Oh Noes! HTC Sense 3.0 Won’t Be Coming to Legacy Devices

April 14, 2011

Oh Noes! HTC Sense 3.0 Won't Be Coming to Legacy Devices 3

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Straight from the horse's mouth (or bird's beak, considering the method of communication), there is confirmation from HTC via Twitter that they will not be bringing Sense 3.0 goodness to any of its older devices. The new version of Sense will be found on its newest iteration of devices coming out later this year, along with Gingerbread goodness.

It seems that the new powerhouse chipsets found in the new devices are needed to power Sense's new features. This doesn't really come as too much of a surprise, given the software's new flashiness. Still haven't seen Sense 3.0 in action? Jump in after the break to see a video of it in action!

[via unwiredview, video via phonearena]

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Witnesses at Mitch Wright’s birth claim that he came out as a mechanical cyborg beast, who then decimated the doctors in the room with a violent laser blast. Naturally, these witnesses are insane. Mitch was born in Texas, grew up in central New Jersey, and then moved back to Texas, where he met his spectacularly awesome wife. He currently works as a repair tech for Major National Carrier, where he is able to fulfill his love for gadgets by taking phones and PDAs apart and (hopefully) fixing them. He has a strong passion for technology, reading, writing, and science fiction, and loves the fact that modern technology is getting ever closer to the latter. In the world of PDAs, Mitch started off in the land of Windows Mobile with the HTC Touch and HTC Diamond, migrated to webOS with the Palm Pre, and has since been infatuated with Android, first with the Samsung Moment and now with the HTC Evo.