HTC Sense 2.5 officially started supporting landscape mode few weeks ago with its build 1922, but it did not do much in practice. Here comes the next update to the latest build 2011.

Even though the Manila 2.5 interface makes the HTC Sense more adorable, by changing the home screen layout, music and photo apps, the calling screens etc, the unavailability of the landscape modes and the delays in the texting apps made it keep a little away.

When these are been modified with the 2011 build of HTC Sense 2.5, we can have it somewhere so close to us. Other improvements apart from enabling support for landscape mode are not officially specified so we presume there are no big improvements to boast from HTC.

Let us hope that HTC will make the Sense 2.5 UI more user friendly, because, they know exactly how much preference is given to the Sense UI by the customers.

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