Continuing with its quest to be more “open,” HTC has announced the unlock solution for a few more of its Android handsets. The current crop of devices includes the Aria, ChaCha, the T-Mobile G2, Droid Incredible, Desire Z, and the Status.

What does an unlocked bootload mean to me, you ask? Only that it will allow you to flash a custom ROM of your choice without having to circumvent the bootloader to actually do it, which means better ROMs that are more stable and bug free. HTC has taken the right step forward in this particular area we think – we only wish that other companies had similar thoughts – are you listening Moto?Head over to HTCdev if to see if your device has made it to the list yet.Source