First official WM 6.5 device launching in July
Here’s a nice bit of good news. It has been speculated recently that the earliest we will see Windows Mobile 6.5 devices would be in Q4 2009, even around November. It now seems that time table has accelerated, and we may see the first device to launch with Windows Mobile 6.5 in less than 2 months, in July 2009.
The smartphone would be a Chinese device branded by Dopod, a subsidiary of HTC, and would be pretty well specified. The Tachi, (AKA Twin from our HTC Roadmap leak from January this year) will have dual radio’s (CDMA and GSM) and a VGA screen.
The full specs are:
This news is pretty good, and one can only hope all devices launched after July this year will come with WM 6.5 build in from the start.
Source: WMExperts.com
Posted in new device, news, rumour | 
Tags: cdma, china, dopod, htc, htc tachi, htc twin, windows mobile 6.5
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so HTC still want to use the ‘dopod’ name ? this devices is too fancy
I like it, Dual radio, VGA Screen just hoping the camera not sucks like htcs
It makes sense that we’re hearing late July for the Sprint and T-Mobile (and ATT now too) releases of the TP2. It would be a huge inconvenience to sell a device, only to start offering 6.5 a month later. Most people in the know would just wait, making the product launch look like a failure.