Windows Phone 7 Build 7.0.0.6077 Gets Dumped

[Guest laurenze88]

Check those sites:

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windows-Pho...ed-137551.shtml

http://www.modaco.com/content-page/295395/...stang/page/760/

Here we could see that there are windows phone 7 builds in the market???

So in the future this will also be possible for our phones? would be great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):D:D Realy like to see more about this!

* I cant cook, because everytime It doesnt create the -new files (at the point that the rom wil be rebuild see: how to cook a rom) I asked for support, so still waiting for suport.

Edited March 17, 2010 by laurenze88

[Guest barki82]

Honestly I don't understand you guys. Microsoft is disabling all great features of windows mobile 6.5 in the 7 series. According to infos from pocketnow: No file manager, no user-replaceable memory, new DRM, no cut & paste, no multi-task... If all theese are true, it's just a sh...t like iphone.

[Guest DLCI]

Honestly I don't understand you guys. Microsoft is disabling all great features of windows mobile 6.5 in the 7 series. According to infos from pocketnow: No file manager, no user-replaceable memory, new DRM, no cut & paste, no multi-task... If all theese are true, it's just a sh...t like iphone.

Well, as you know XDA& Modaco communities really, truly,silently agree & accept all MS limitations, problems and corporate policies :)

Just a thought- Do you really think that the issues you listed above will still be valid, as soon as we get hands on the real WP7 ROMs and figure out the drivers? ;) :P

[Guest colonel_butt]

Firstly MS has said it will continue the 6.5 series, but it will be renamed "Windows Classic"

as you know, many devices use Windows Mobile as a framework, including many satnavs, for example.

Secondly, this dump is from a x86 emulator, so will not make it to any devices.

Lastly, it will be portable to most 6.5 devices via our friends at xda-dev. This will leave the choice up to the user. my guess is that devices with capacitance screens and no keyboards would be fun to run WinMo 7 on. but for the B7610 and HTC pro 2 and other such devices Windows Classic is a more compelling prospect.

I have my iphone for fun :), buts it battery life and lack of keyboard mean it is redundant for most of what I need in a phone.

Edited March 17, 2010 by colonel_butt

[Guest asbud]

Firstly MS has said it will continue the 6.5 series, but it will be renamed "Windows Classic"

as you know, many devices use Windows Mobile as a framework, including many satnavs, for example.

Secondly, this dump is from a x86 emulator, so will not make it to any devices.

Lastly, it will be portable to most 6.5 devices via our friends at xda-dev. This will leave the choice up to the user. my guess is that devices with capacitance screens and no keyboards would be fun to run WinMo 7 on. but for the B7610 and HTC pro 2 and other such devices Windows Classic is a more compelling prospect.

I have my iphone for fun :), buts it battery life and lack of keyboard mean it is redundant for most of what I need in a phone.

WOW ;)

[Guest barki82]

Well, as you know XDA& Modaco communities really, truly,silently agree & accept all MS limitations, problems and corporate policies :)

Just a thought- Do you really think that the issues you listed above will still be valid, as soon as we get hands on the real WP7 ROMs and figure out the drivers? ;) :P

Yep u r right, they will solve most of theese problems somehow, but I really don't see any advantage of that new system in our machines. And I don't understand 1 thing. Why Samsung release JC (March 2010) ROM for I8000 and for us nothing new since December?

[Guest DLCI]

Yep u r right, they will solve most of theese problems somehow, but I really don't see any advantage of that new system in our machines. And I don't understand 1 thing. Why Samsung release JC (March 2010) ROM for I8000 and for us nothing new since December?

Product management-one gets updates, others don"t, But if you look at the crappy hardware that HTC deliveres in each and every phone it touches...I would say samsung is much better.

IMHO I don't expect any surprises from WP7 at least until July 2010. Until then it's the iphone and android that will take most of the users, that have to choose new phones.