Lots of activity involving the just-announced HTC Desire HD in a past couple days, despite the actuality which it’s nonetheless to be released anywhere — and frankly, that’s just a kind of can-do perspective from the dev village that we similar to to see. First off, a HD2 — that, considering a screen size as well as general spec piece likeness, makes an viewable candidate for the ROM transplant — has in truth gotten an early port, and something tells us this penetrate is going to get a lot of separate as well as gloss over the subsequent few weeks as well as will finish up breathing uninformed holdup into a phone which had been crippled by the dead-man-walking handling system. There’d been a video of the port in movement, but sadly, it’s been pulled off YouTube for some puzzling reason, so hopefully it’ll reemerge (along with instructions for HD2 owners) shortly.

Meanwhile, a Desire HD is apparently putting up a little hardcore benchmark scores upon the strength of its updated Snapdragon MSM8255 processor, posting the Quadrant score of scarcely 2,000 — about two-thirds better than the Froyo-equipped Nexus One. The dumped ROM is already online, so feel giveaway to begin digging by it… and if you someway have the antecedent Desire HD lying around, all a improved.

[Thanks, garsim]

Via Engadget