In the October of 2009, HTC unraveled its HD 2 that integrated the company’s very own Sense user interface. The device was initially shipped with the Windows Phone 6.5 platform. HTC HD 2 owners, who’ve long wanted to upgrade themselves and try out the all-new WP7, have dulcet news in store for them.
PocketNow reveals that the Windows Phone 7 port for the HTC HD2 is now available. Developed by the Dark Forces Team, the work on the custom ROM is said to be complete and ready for release. With this, users might be able to taste the goodness of the latest Microsoft operating system.
Basic functionalities like calling, messaging, emails and the camera are claimed to be working absolutely fine after installing the custom ROM. However, certain Windows Live features including the Marketplace were initially inaccessible.
A crack restoring the above inabilities has been posted on the xda developers forum. A video is also uploaded in order to help handset owners download the crack and make full use of WP7.