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AT&T Reaffirms Commitment to Updating Windows Phones

Apr 12, 2012, 7:50 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T has indicated through its forums that it will provide a system update for its Windows Phone devices (including the HTC Titan, Samsung Focus and others) at some point in the coming months. For reasons unknown, AT&T has not distributed the 8107 system update. This update fixes several bugs as well as boosts performance. The company is looking at delivering Tango, or Consumer Release 3 (CR3) of Windows Phone, down the line. When it arrives, this update will include the 8107 fixes and more.

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Vmac39

Apr 12, 2012, 8:41 PM

Good to know

With ATT being the primary supporter of Windows Phone, I would hope that they wouldn't slack with updates. Although, I do understand wanting to wait to bundle updates into on rollout, rather than multi smaller updates that they have to take time to test each one.

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