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#87877 24-Sep-2007 12:22
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KeeWee: BTW. When is the next Tablet PC/Mobile meeting taking place?


We are working on this with Microsoft. The interest in that group was greatly reduced (we had huge meetings years ago) so we want to perhaps add the entire Windows family to it). Let's see how it goes.




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  #88076 25-Sep-2007 18:00
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freitasm: This was promised by Vodafone, but never by Renaissance. They only market the non-branded Palm devices, which currently only includes the Treo 680. They never had anything to do with Treo 750v or Treo 700wx.



Not quite true - Renaissance were contracted to perform the initial training of the 750v with Vodafone stores, and the suggestion of WM6 early this year (as well as HSDPA earlier than that) was made, but it was only ever a suggestion. We all know how things get blown way way way out ever so often!

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  #88126 26-Sep-2007 08:41
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Not quite true - Renaissance were contracted to perform the initial training of the 750v with Vodafone stores, and the suggestion of WM6 early this year (as well as HSDPA earlier than that) was made, but it was only ever a suggestion. We all know how things get blown way way way out ever so often!


When you say "suggestion of WM6" is it a possibility that it isn't coming at all?

Wonder how many 750v's were sold in NZ? Anyone know or could find out?

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#88127 26-Sep-2007 08:45
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FLash81: ...and the suggestion of WM6 early this year (as well as HSDPA earlier than that) was made, but it was only ever a suggestion. We all know how things get blown way way way out ever so often!


I have my notes here of a meeting with Vodafone New Zealand and a Palm Australia person and I assure you on that day they did not "suggest" anything about Windows Mobile 6 because Windows Mobile 6 had not even be officially announced by Microsoft when the Treo 750v came out. It was confirmed that a HSDPA update would come though.

An update for Windows Mobile 6 was later announced by Palm, and actually released in Europe and Australia already. It's only in New Zealand that it's taking this long to get this update out of the door.




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#88152 26-Sep-2007 11:28
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Sorry Mauricio, must have been some confusion about that post - I was meaning that the timeframe was a suggestion, not whether it would be available or not...

Renaissance said an update to HSDPA might be available early this year, and Renaissance always emphasized the "might" in regards to "when" not "if", (as per standard PR talk!)

During the training sessions in March (well after the launch) the WM6 question was asked (when WM6 was announced), and Renaissance said it might be available, depending on Palm/Microsoft etc etc. But anything mentioned at the time was all speculation, and always spoken as so.

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  #90479 10-Oct-2007 15:13
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bored already Laughing

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#90837 12-Oct-2007 13:56
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I predict an update in the coming week or so ;)

 
 
 

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  #90841 12-Oct-2007 15:12
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I want to Believe! Laughing

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#90860 12-Oct-2007 19:25
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I've almost given up on Vodafone coming to the party... contemplating an iphone while Im in the states next month.... would be nice to have WM6 on the 750v though, I must admit!

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  #91055 15-Oct-2007 01:35
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Stock at one of the major suppliers is on hold for a week... without saying it I'm sure you can guess what is holding up the stock

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#92262 24-Oct-2007 17:46
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Today I talked to my contact at Vodafone New Zealand and I was told this is still coming. Apparently they found some problems and are waiting for Palm to issue fixes for those.

Also I was told the Palm Treo 500v would be coming next month (it was already released in Australia) and I actually have a meeting with Palm next week about a "new product" - so I guess it could be it.





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  #92848 29-Oct-2007 09:47
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Has anyone tried the new ROW with Radio ROM 1.54 to see if you don't need to downgrade the Radio back to 1.12 by using the Recovery Tool yet?

http://palmone.r3h.net/downloads.palm.com/Treo750_2_23_ROW_EN_DesktopUpdater.zip

It's newer than 3AU (1.52) and AT&T (1.48).

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  #92862 29-Oct-2007 11:11
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GREAT SUCCESS! The 1.54 ROW works straight away without needing to use the Recovery Tool to receive phone calls.

(Background: previous WM6 upgrades required a downgrade for some users to Radio ROM 1.12 using Treo Update Recovery Tool - otherwise no phone calls would be received)


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  #92868 29-Oct-2007 11:46
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oki doki, so what bits are in it, i.e. where was the orginal ROM from?

Cheers

Wayne

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  #92871 29-Oct-2007 12:06
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It's the worldwide unlocked version, completely vanilla with no customisation of any operator.
ie. no logos, no additional software etc.

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