MSFN Forum: Windows Mobile 6.5 upgrade available for Samsung Jack

Jump to content






Icon Latest News Comments


Icon MSFN Statistics

  • Total Posts 802563
  • Total Members 102324
  • Newest Member jambolla 
  • Online At Once Record 17869
  • Online Now: 3388



    Icon Recommended Sites

    AskVG.com Bink Filehorse FreewareFiles IT Magazine lunarsoft Where unprofessional journalism looks better OSNN TechLog The Windows Club WinBeta

Windows Mobile 6.5 upgrade available for Samsung Jack -----

Posted on Nov 05 2009 05:48 AM by xper  in Mobile | Viewed 1444 Times

Fans of the Samsung Jack, I have some good news for you. Samsung announced Wednesday that its Windows Mobile 6.5 upgrade is now available for the smartphone. The upgrade includes Windows Phone 6.5 Standard Edition and a handful of software enhancements.



Major improvements include:

Windows Marketplace for Mobile: Provides access to secure shopping. You can download the application instantly to the phone.

Internet Explorer Mobile 6: It delivers the same Web-browsing capability as Internet Explorer for a desktop computer, including support for multimedia-rich content like flash animation, YouTube, and social-networking sites like Facebook and MySpace.

AT&T Wi-Fi integration: Samsung Jack users can now easily access over 20,000 AT&T Wi-Fi hot spots in the U.S.

Vlingo for Windows Phone: This voice-command feature lets you send text or e-mail messages, call friends, search the Web, open native applications, etc., just by speaking into the phone.

The upgrade requires a 32-bit Windows computer running either Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 (for Windows Vista, 7) or ActiveSync 4.5 (for Windows XP). According to Samsung, the upgrade process takes between 5 to 10 minutes.

Make sure you back up your phone data and sync your contacts with your computer before upgrading. The new firmware is available for free and can be downloaded from Samsung's Web site.

News source: C|Net




0 Comments

Page 1 of 1

No comments have been made yet

You do not have permission to leave comments on this article
Page 1 of 1



All trademarks mentioned on this page are the property of their respective owners
Copyright © 2001 - 2013 msfn.org
Privacy Policy