Audiovox says No Upgrade to Windows Mobile 2005

[dehart007]

All,

I have Audiovox's rebranded Blue Angel, the Audiovox PPC6600. I called Audiovox today to inquire about the following:

1. Does Audiovox plan on providing a WM2005 upgrade? Either free or on a pay basis.

2. If not, do they know if HTC is planning on making one available regardless if Audiovox does not.

1. The answer from Audiovox is NO. They do not plan on providing an upgrade, they will be providing new devices only with WM2005. Basically they want to force you to purchase new devices. :evil:

2. They are unaware of any plans by HTC to offer such an upgrade.


So I guess its up to the other carriers to work with HTC to get a BlueAngel upgrade...

Here's hoping for a cooked ROM... :D

[leslie lee]

All,

I have Audiovox's rebranded Blue Angel, the Audiovox PPC6600. I called Audiovox today to inquire about the following:

1. Does Audiovox plan on providing a WM2005 upgrade? Either free or on a pay basis.

2. If not, do they know if HTC is planning on making one available regardless if Audiovox does not.

1. The answer from Audiovox is NO. They do not plan on providing an upgrade, they will be providing new devices only with WM2005. Basically they want to force you to purchase new devices. :evil:

2. They are unaware of any plans by HTC to offer such an upgrade.


So I guess its up to the other carriers to work with HTC to get a BlueAngel upgrade...

Here's hoping for a cooked ROM... :D


Iam ever ready prepared to pay for a wm2k5 upgrade from HTC and hope they make it avaiable asap. I felt it as a matter of moral obligations to ba customers like us.
I bought the xda, xda2, xda2s and the xda mini. I will definitely buy the universal when it is out.
If HTC follow Dell and HP examples to support their customers with wm2k5 then people like us would appreciate and follow HTC to the universal, moon, planets, stars, galaxy or to the end of the world or time with them

[TheLastOne]

HTC is a shadow Taiwanese company. They will not be releasing anything directly to customers.