Microsoft Updates the 'Where's My Update' Site with Mango Info
Sep 27, 2011, 7:28 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Microsoft today published the rough schedule it provides for consumers to check and see when their Microsoft Windows Phone device will be updated. The schedule is broken down by carrier and describes three different phases: Testing, Scheduling, and Delivering. As the name implies, when a phone is in the testing phase, the carrier is still testing the specific WP7.5 Mango build for its phones. In the scheduling phase, Microsoft is preparing the final update for the carrier. In the delivering phase, WP7.5 Mango is being pushed out by the carrier to its customers' handsets. According to Microsoft, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless's phones are in the scheduling phase; and Sprint's phones are in the testing phase. This means customers can expect to wait one to two more weeks before Mango arrives on their handsets.
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