Official Windows Phone Mango update leaks out
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1. clevername posted on 12 Aug 2011, 19:36 3 2
Sooooo tempting...but I'll have to wait for the official release. With my luck, I'll do it right and be the only one to brick my device.
5. BigEaze22 posted on 13 Aug 2011, 07:16 0 0
sorry, mouse moved to thumbs down on accident, but i'd say the same thin you do
3. mangoNOTHNAKS (unregistered) posted on 12 Aug 2011, 22:08 2 2
Mango seems to mainly focus on social apps too me is not very important plus the layout is not my taste so mango no thanks.
7. corps1089 posted on 13 Aug 2011, 23:02 1 1
social apps is what is popular, so that is why you hear a lot of marketing and a lor of talk about it. MS marketing efforts have been poor and the iPhone's success is due to its popularity with the social crowd.
Dig deeper and you will see much much more substance inWP7 with our even without Mango if you allow yourself to be open.
6. JesSsSs (unregistered) posted on 13 Aug 2011, 13:45 0 0
Those "English" instructions are very tough to decode.....
8. aximtreo posted on 14 Aug 2011, 09:06 0 0
For those of you waiting, I can understand the hesitation. I went for the Beta 1 then the Beta 2 and now 7720. My Trophy is the envy of my friends with Android and IOS. My only fear is that since I went this direction, I may not be able to update to the valid Mango. I took the chance because the Trophy is a first WP7 phone and I plan to get the second generation phone in the fall; so less of a chance than some.
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