HTC Evo 4G Getting Gingerbread

The HTC Evo 4G was the first smartphone in the world to use 4G wireless connectivity, and was released by Sprint Nextel in the US on the 4th of June 2011.
Receiving great reviews across the board thanks to a Scorpion microprocessor clocked at 1 GHz and keeping true to their word HTC are updating the handset to keep it in line with the current generation of Android handsets.
So what’s the date? Well that’ll be June 6th (Monday), and every single activated HTC Evo 4G handset should see the update at some point during that date. On top of the Gingerbread update users will also recieve SMS and Gmail fixes, along with a tweak to the phone’s power management software.
Although Android Froyo currently reigns supreme in the number of smartphones used by users, Gingerbread is slowly sliding in to take the mantle, bringing with it increased security, and features used by more modern phones currently such as the Galaxy S II and HTC Sensation.