Originally Posted by Sivraj I'm not too sure right now who makes the best WP7 phones at this moment because Nokia has yet to release their first WP7 phone. But I can almost guarantee you that it will most like be a Nokia due to their outstanding hardware. Nokia speakers are extremely good for ringtones and music. If Nokia comes out with a touch and type WP7 phone and I will definitely be sold!! I don't think that WP7 will also need a dual core but I think it will come with one. Only thing I'm waiting on with WP7 is flash web support which is supposedly coming.

I'm not waiting for Nokia, I really like the HTC Titan they showed at the conference. I'm mainly getting this because I like the Music player, but I don't want the Music to sound all !!ed up or I'll be pissed off. I also like the way Bing maps works. Google maps on my iPhone is practically unusable at the moment.

Originally Posted by Dangerously I'm not waiting for Nokia, I really like the HTC Titan they showed at the conference. I'm mainly getting this because I like the Music player, but I don't want the Music to sound all !!ed up or I'll be pissed off. I also like the way Bing maps works. Google maps on my iPhone is practically unusable at the moment.

That Titan looks like its gon be a beast of a phone.

Originally Posted by Dangerously I'm not waiting for Nokia, I really like the HTC Titan they showed at the conference. I'm mainly getting this because I like the Music player, but I don't want the Music to sound all !!ed up or I'll be pissed off. I also like the way Bing maps works. Google maps on my iPhone is practically unusable at the moment.

If I'm right, I think HTC does have a nice music player.

We have heard on a number of occasions that the Windows Phone 7 Mango update will be pushed out in September, but it is widely expected to be towards the end of the month.

Now, on the WindowsPhoneDev Podcast the Lowermilk brothers claimed it may be even sooner than expected, saying:

Next week is going to be a big week for Windows Phone. We have been told by various sources that Mango will be dropping and the final tools will be dropping for developers, so that would be interesting and something to look forward to.

The team have a pretty good track record, predicting correctly the developer beta of Windows Phone 7 Mango and also releasing the first screen shots of the new OS, so there is a good chance they are on to some thing.

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Hi everybody. Given all the recent speculation around the timing of our Mango update, I wanted to bring you up to speed on what to expect next. For months, we and dozens of our partner companies have been laying the groundwork for the Windows Phone 7.5 update—and making solid progress. As a result, we now expect to start rolling it out in the next week or two. At that time, we’ll also refresh the Where’s My Phone Update? table to reflect the worldwide rollout status. This also seems like a good time to caution against installing unofficial or leaked copies of Windows Phone software. During the official Windows Phone 7.5 update process, every Windows Phone will also receive software from the handset manufacturer. This matched and paired firmware has been painstakingly tuned so your phone—and apps—work with all the new features of Windows Phone 7.5. Since your phone requires the proper firmware to function as designed, my advice is simple: steer clear of bootleg updates and homebrew tools. By the way, in case you missed it, we recently released new versions of both the Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac and the Zune software for PCs, which you’ll need to update your phone. If you haven’t already, I encourage you to install it. I think you’ll like the update-related improvements, which speed up the overall update process and give you more control over backups. A small favor: When you update to Zune 4.8, you’ll be asked to participate in improving the update process. Please consider doing so. I know you’re eager to get your hands on the next release of Windows Phone—and everyone involved with Windows Phone is equally excited and eager to deliver it to you. Please hang on—we’re almost there. Eric Hautala General Manager, Customer Experience Engineering

@wpcentral: AT&T begins Mango update program September 27th. Full details. #wp7 #windowsphone

windows 8 on my laptop...
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Originally Posted by J.T.N. That Titan looks like its gon be a beast of a phone.

im hoping a cdma version drops for sprint. they are lacking a selection of wp7 phones.

Originally Posted by JayR04 windows 8 on my laptop... [pic]

Dope!!.....how you like windows 8 so far?

its straight. still in the early stages of development.

Originally Posted by JayR04 its straight. still in the early stages of development.

I was going to try the alpha version of windows 8 but I have nothing to put it on yet, i'm still waiting for people to try and get it on a tablet

Samsung Focus S

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happy mango eve niccas I hope we all get mango tomorrow

Originally Posted by deadwrong03 happy mango eve niccas I hope we all get mango tomorrow

i hope so, still no announcement from t-mobile:smh2: only deutsche telekom

i did the "force update trick" and just got the update

Who got the update for Verizon? I need my mango.

Originally Posted by JayR04 i did the "force update trick" and just got the update

that !! worked? I could never get it I gave up and just waited last time [pic]

gonna try it again when I get home today

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my phone gon have to stay on the charger messin with all these new features.

they only updating 10% of the phones in the first week and then 25% over the next 2 weeks.


Cant get that hack to work at all....... so pissed right now.

Originally Posted by J.T.N. they only updating 10% of the phones in the first week and then 25% over the next 2 weeks. Cant get that hack to work at all....... so pissed right now.

I know right [pic]

ugh I gotta wait another week [pic]