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April 04, 2008

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eNurse

Is the Windows Mobile 6.1 update going to be available for the Treo 750? I truly hope so.

I might as well ask now - will an upgrade to WinMo 7.0 be available when it ultimately becomes available (barring any hardware requirements that may make it not possible)?

Thank you!

Mark Cathey

Hello-- you don't approve my comments-- but you should read this.

http://tinyurl.com/4dky4m

Central Harlem Anonymous

If recent trajectories continue, in ten years, Palm will have introduced Centros in a couple more colors and will control about 0.01% of the marketplace for smartphones.

anonymous

Yet, through the increase in data/voice/sms usage, palm still cannot release a product that is updated and works. Sometimes I think a bag phone is better than my treo 700p...

BaDZeD

As long as data pricing stays competitive and keeps going down, smartphone usage will EXPLODE. I mean, why have a phone that does a couple things when you can have a device that can do everything and do it well. Palm is doing great with the Centro (best device in its class and price on the market) and I wish you the stars with Nova. I know I cant wait for it to come out.

eNurse

Still no response...Is the Windows Mobile 6.1 update going to be available for the Treo 750?

Why did I purchase this pricey device if there will be no upgrade path?

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