AT&T Tilt 2 shows up in carrier's system; launch delay blamed on software addition
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This article contains unofficial information.
Yesterday, we reported that AT&T would be launching the Tilt 2 on October 18th after a 12 day delay. The carrier's version of the HTC Touch Pro2 needed more time to rid the device of some bugs. What brought on the bugginess? AT&T was trying to place a carrier specific addition to the software, so at least we can say that the 12 extra days that AT&T customers have to wait was due to something positive happening. Further proof that the phone is coming soon is the model's placement on AT&T's computer system. According to a spy shot of a computer screen that BGR received from a tipster, both versions of the Tilt 2 (there is a No Camera variant for those who want to use the handset at work, but are in a very sensitive line of business-like making donuts) show entries for insurance options and for used phones. And while each of the top four U.S. carriers will now be offering their own model of the HTC Touch Pro2, we are more than a bit curious to know what AT&T has added to the mix that has delayed the launch by 12 days.
HTC Touch Pro2-AT&T Preliminary Specifications
source: BGR
HTC Touch Pro2-AT&T Preliminary Specifications
source: BGR
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1. mbelm64693 posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
hey its probably has something to do with that Vlingo partnership that was just announced. its entirely possible since its new software to them. they probably want to get this software onto their new top end uber smartphone.
2. DontHateOnS60 posted on 19 Sep 2009, 16:12 0 0
Why can't AT&T release a phone without doing anything to it? Do they not understand that a large number of us will pay the money to not have any of their crapware on it?
3. Vlondril posted on 19 Sep 2009, 16:29 0 0
it has nothing to do with crapware...i believe it is more of a finacial security issue to prevent fraud.
5. ICanAffordVZW posted on 20 Sep 2009, 13:58 0 0
"used dat htc" not use dat htc...that would be in TMO's computer POS.
