The Windows Phone 7.8 update rollout started yesterday with reports from users that the update notification has popup on their devices. So far things seem to go well. The update is indeed being pushed to all Windows Phone 7.5 devices including first generation HTC Mozart to the HTC Radar and, of course, the Nokia Lumia devices. All? No, not all devices since the HTC HD7 and the AT&T Titan 2 have been left out. There has been few to no information about the latter device getting the update. On the other hand, HTC took to twitter to announce that they have no plans to release the update for the HD7. I don't worry too much about the HD7 which seem well poised to embrace the same path as the HD2; the device that has more lives than a cat.
After pushing the Windows Phone 7.8 update yesterday, Microsoft, today has published the change log. Check out the changes below:
After pushing the Windows Phone 7.8 update yesterday, Microsoft, today has published the change log. Check out the changes below:
Update 7.10.8858.136
Also known as Windows Phone 7.8*.
Start. Provides resizable small, medium, and large Live Tiles so you can customize your Startexperience in new ways.
Accent colors. Expands the number of available accent colors to 20.
Lock screen. Improves the lock screen experience with accidental wipe protection features and the Bing image of the day wallpaper.
Marketplace and Xbox. Expands Windows Phone Marketplace and Xbox support to new countries and regions.
Fonts. Enhances the Chinese font and improves the appearance of Arabic and other languages.
Other improvements. Includes many other improvements to Windows Phone.
This update is not available in all markets or for all phones. To learn more about what's included in this update, see Windows Phone 7.8.
Source: Windows Phone 7 update history
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