Official Windows Mobile 6.1 update for Kaiser leaks out

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fyreblazer @ May 21st 2008 3:05PM

I always have gripes with post like this. First off, MoDaCo got this from XDA (where it was posted first thing in the morning yesterday) and secondly, Tilt owners (like myself) who are CID unlocked can upgrade as well. I've been running it since yesterday morning and I love it. Lastly, the slightly official AT&T 6.1 rom can also be found on XDA for those thrill seekers.

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Steve Archer @ May 21st 2008 6:11PM

That's a pretty big assumption that XDA could be the only possible source of the file wouldn't you say? Just because it's also there, doesn't mean that's the only place it could have come from!

The Engadget article is also correct by stating that the AT&T update will follow in the future. You could flash this update on your Tilt (and in fact I have), but it's technically the TyTN II update.

Here's hoping AT&T get their final update out soon!

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slamEVIL @ May 21st 2008 6:02PM

@steve archer:
that's not what fyreblazer said. he said xda had it first and modaco got it from them and now engadget is basicly giving modaco credit. about the tilt update: i think he was saying that even if you have a tilt and not a kaiser, you can still flash your rom. engadget said you need an unbranded kaiser.

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Steve Archer @ May 21st 2008 6:12PM

You're right, they did specify an unbranded kaiser... they should fix that ;-)

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