Supposedly the HTC Arrive will have the NoDo update pre-installed when it ‘arrives’ on the Sprint network on Match 20th
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HTC 7 Pro
The guys from Phonescoop has managed to snap a few pictures of the upcoming CDMA Windows Phone 7 device from Sprint. Its the HTC 7 Pro, a WP7 device with a slide out full QWERTY landscape keyboard and the ability to tilt the screen at an angle similar to the HTC Touch Pro 2. The phone was not the final hardware and did have a few issues like
The slide mechanism was somewhat stiff, …The keyboard was fine. …and I wish the Sprint WP7 phone had keys that were more bouncy and responsive…The OS still does a poor job reorienting itself for landscape mode, so when you open the keyboard, you’re usually just looking at a sideways screen…
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We just got a news tip. According to our tipster Sprint is releasing an official ROM update on 19/03/2010 for the TP2. Thous of you aho own an TP2 on Sprint
might want to keep an eye out for it.
“Details: A software update is available for the HTC Touch Pro 2 on 03/19/10.
Fixes, Feature Updates and Enhancements
The software upgrade provides several key enhancements for your HTC Touch Pro2:
•Upgraded OS to Windows Mobile 6.5
•Added HTC Sense UI enhancements
•Improved Social Networking integration
•Includes a variety of minor bug fixes
Information:
Current devices should be on: ROM 1.21.651.3 / Radio 1.96.00WF”
Thanks to Jordan Worley fro the tip
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WMPoweruser was tipped off about HTC’s latest ROM update for the Touch Pro. The software upgrade posted provides several key enhancements for the Sprint HTC Touch Pro and can be downloaded directly from HTC.
Improvements:
- TouchFlo 3D updated to improve speed and stability
- Dialer application enhanced to improve the handling of incoming calls
- Resolves an issue using the “r” and “w” keys on the virtual keypad
- Improves contact searching performance
- Includes a variety of minor bug fixes
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Over the past week, two highly anticipated Windows Mobile devices were released in North America. We have the Sprint HTC Touch Pro 2 and the Verizon HTC Touch Pro 2. Both HTC phones finally include a 3.5mm headphone port, unlike previous HTC phones. The specs for each phone is almost identical this time around, but the major difference is in pricing. The Verizon TP2, released September 11, is $199.99 and Sprint’s TP2, released September 8, is $349.99 after rebates and renewals for both. Why the price difference? Most likely specific calling/data plans differ in more ways than one. Check out videos of the Verizon TP2 unboxing by CallMeMarc and a review of the Sprint TP2 by MobileTechReview below this post. There’s also a nice unboxing of the Verizon TP2 by Wirefly. You can see the full overview of the Sprint and Verizon versions from HTC.
Verizon Touch Pro 2:
Sprint Touch Pro 2:
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Sprint HTC Touch Pro2
Two North American carriers will be launching their Touch Pro 2 with Windows Mobile 6.1, not 6.5. WMExperts claims Sprint and Verizon Wireless will be releasing their devices with WM6.1, but will be upgradeable soon after with WM6.5. At least they will both feature the 3.5mm earphone jack, right?
The Verizon Rhodium’s GPS will be fully unlocked, unlike their previous high end WM devices. Another thing noted is US Cellular will be launching with WM6.5. That should make them the first carrier to launch a Touch Pro 2 with the latest mobile OS. AT&T might have something to say about that, but only the future will tell the full story.
Verizon HTC Touch Pro2
[via WMExperts]
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HTC Census
Harris Corp., the system integrator for the 2010 census, has selected Sprint to be the wireless data provider and about 140,000 field workers are collecting census data using Windows Mobile PDA on the Sprint network. ” This is the largest single, one-time deployment of Windows Mobile devices to date “, said Randy Siegel, Microsoft Federal telecommunications and mobility strategist. He also stated that the Census Bureau and each of the three competing integrator team decided to go with the Windows Mobile platform even before they decided on the hardware. The handhelds will be made by smartphone manufacturer HTC according to an old report via Engadget could it be the HTC Census ?
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