HTC HD2 confirmed to receive Windows Mobile 7 update?
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This article contains unofficial information.
Windows Mobile phones may be overshadowed by other platforms right now, but Windows Mobile 7 may hopefully change the tide for Microsoft. Through HTC’s Twitter account from Russia, its being stated that the only current HTC handset available to run WM 7 is the HTC HD2. Other HTC devices like the Diamond2 got shot down because it does not meet Microsoft’s hardware requirements for WM 7. So far it hints that it is more than capable of getting WM 7 – no confirmation whether or not we will actually see an update available down the road. If there’s one Windows Mobile smartphone that can give other platforms a run for their money, it definitely has to be the HD2. With WM 7 still a while from becoming a reality, those owning the venerable smartphone can rest knowing they’ll possibly be getting the update down the road – let’s hope.
HTC HD2 Specifications | Review
source: Twitter via pocketnow
HTC HD2 Specifications | Review
source: Twitter via pocketnow
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3 Comments
1. *HOVA* posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0
This is a phone I'm excited to see come out. Pretty impressive on paper...
2. gambino37 posted on 30 Dec 2009, 17:53 0
Ha Ha Ha. Good luck with windows 7. Still waiting on 6.5 for Touch Pro 2!!!
3. Kiltlifter posted on 30 Dec 2009, 20:39 0
That's becuase you are waiting fro vzw's 6 month testing period before launch. Go to XDA forums and seach for NFSFAN. You will not be dissappointed. You could probably get 6.5.1, but it voids your warranty, so don't do it if you aren't 100% sure of what you are doing.
