HTC has officially rolled out its Windows Mobile 6.1 update for the AT&T 8925, also known as the Tilt.
The update adds configurability options for the Push to Talk button as well as other enhancements present in Windows Mobile 6.1. Since this is a full ROM update, HTC advises users to backup all information and remove any memory cards in devices before performing the update.
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Is this any better tha the many WM 6.1 ROMs that are already out there?
I’ve been running the Hyperdragon 6.1 ROM, and there are a few others I wanted to try before I cook my own. I’m wondering if I should even waste my time with this official ROM…
It all depends perspective, but generally speaking generational ROM upgrades that are released by carriers don’t suffer from some of the instability that can crop up with cooked ROMs, even those with the highest reported percentage of stability.
There’s also the pesky warranty issue with cooked ROMs to worry about…
Well if the new stock ROM is more stable than the many cooked ROMs out there, hopefully we can get a kitchen based on the new ROM and even better cooked ROMs…
It depends on what type of user you are.
Mainstream users will be fine with the update.
Hacked firmwares typically are less stable, but have more RAM and can offer vast improvements in performance (as they strip off unnecessary applications and middleware).
My advice would be for most users to use the stock firmware update from HTC. However, if you want faster performance, hack away.
I have never seen a third class mobile like HTC.