AT&T Tilt ROM Upgrade
Feb 20, 08 03:12 AM PDT
HTC has rolled out a ROM upgrade for its Tilt from AT&T. The upgrade version 1.62.502.0 claims to "improve overall device performance and stability, enables dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) tones for the slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and includes Microsoft's Adaptation Kit Update (AKU) 0.4.4". It takes around 10 minutes to complete the ROM's installation. Once done, there are a few steps to follow.
- Connecting the phone via USB sync cable to a PC whose standby and hibernation modes have been disabled
- Ensuring that the device has a battery level of at least 50 percent, so it will not die during the upgrade process
- Backing up all data from the device using Activesync/Windows Mobile Device Center or the built in Sprite Backup utility prior to upgrading
- Running the ROM upgrade utility using the desktop PC
- Restoring data to the phone after it has been reset
Post a comment
Your email is required but won't be published.
Comments will be published immediately if you verify your post. Be cool, upload your real photo and link your ID to your facebook account.
You are welcome to share your ideas, experiences and questions, but please be respectful of others when commenting. Insulting, self-promotional, SMS-style and off-topic comments will be deleted. Thank you.
blog comments powered by DisqusLegacy Comments
By ali , 23/05/08 4:40 AM (CommentID #692049)
is it possible to download this from another site? i can't seem to get it through at&t or htc. this is ridiculous
By Sam C , 12/03/08 5:23 PM (CommentID #552753)
The download link is dead (404 error). Can you correct it? Thanks.
Recent Reviews
Top Stories
DEMOFall 08: Chris Shipley Q&A
Hulu, Break, Daily Motion and College Humor on DivX Connected 1.4 Beta!
Last chance to get a free DEMO pass
Rumor: Motorola Q11 name spotted (smartphone)
Dell Inspiron 910 is officially out on dell.com
Ubergizmo fans: free DEMOFall 08 pass!
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 SDK launched
Samsung sees Blu-Ray dead in 5 years?
Partner email show that Dell Inspiron 910 to be launched tomorrow (Sept. 4)
