E-TEN Glofiish X500 and M700 get Windows Mobile 6 updates

by Sean Cooper, posted May 17th 2007 at 10:18AM

Hot on the heels of T-Mobile's Windows Mobile 6 upgrade for the Dash, E-TEN is rolling out the first Windows Mobile 6 Professional updates for its handsets. As of a few days ago, if you happen to have an X500 kicking around with that oh-so-long-in-the-tooth Windows Mobile 5 on it, head on over to E-TEN's site to freshen it up. It seems that M700 owners will have to keep that download finger waiting for another week as the Microsoft certification process seems to be stopping that ship from sailing. The update process is pretty straightforward, register your handset, E-TEN will send you an "action key" which coupled with your IMEI will let you get at the goodies. Good luck on those updates, and if you have a happy or nightmarish story about your upgrade, let us know. Hit the read link to head on over to E-TEN's site for all the details.

[Via the::unwired]

Filed under: Handsets, Software, Windows Mobile, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, E-TEN

Tags: E-TEN, Glofiish, M700, upgrade, Windows Mobile 6, WindowsMobile6, X500

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person4 @ May 17th 2007 11:12AM

e-ten has had leading hardware but a poor reputation for software integration and support. Let's hope they can remain in the game for the next generation of devices where all the nice features actually work well together.

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Randall Fitzgerald @ May 17th 2007 1:40PM

I'm on an M700, so I have to GODDAMNIT wait for the update.

Still, I've had no issues with their software... maybe a few with the RAM (moar plx), but nothing major.

Neutral

Randall Fitzgerald @ May 17th 2007 1:41PM

Also, HTC SUKZ! kekeke.

Ok, I'm done.

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