This isn't the final official version of the Sprint Mogul Windows Mobile 6.1 firmware update—which probably means that it shouldn't be called "official"—but it has been leaked on WinMo dev sites. New features are Sprint TV, a larger Start Menu, speedier response and of course, Windows Mobile 6.1. If you're really…
According to WMExperts, the Sprint Mogul is to get a ROM update that will enable GPS and EVDO Rev. A functionality. The update is expected to land on Monday (03/10/08), and will supposedly fix Bluetooth issues some users have been experiencing, too. We'll keep you posted on any developments. [WMExperts via BGR]
More Windows Mobile 6.1 news! This time a patched and spliced together "6.1" release for the Sprint Mogul by the people on PPCGeeks and XDA-Deelopers has been released, so if you want to get in on the 6.1 action before it's officially available, here it is. [PPCGeeks via Boy Genius]
HTC's just posted a software ROM update for the Sprint Mogul that improves Bluetooth, fixes the Alarm (it didn't go off when your phone was charging!), and fixes some Sprint Music Store stuff. It's not a huge update, so if you don't have any huge problems with your Mogul you can get away with not updating. [HTC via …
There are some rumblings on Windows Mobile forums about a possible Sprint Mogul software update by the end of October. However, some others are saying a Jan/Feb timeline is more likely. Either way, it should fix Bluetooth issues (and possibly add some GPS capabilities). [WM Experts via Boy Genius]
If you've recently upgraded to HTC's Sprint Mogul, the fancy Windows Mobile 6 phone we looked at last month, you should head over to HTC to grab the latest update. Along with adding Sprint Music Store support, which lets you purchase songs over the air off of Sprint's network, you also get the ability to play these…
The Sprint Mogul stacks up quite well compared with its predecessors and its distant cousin the 700wx.
Like we said in the announcement, the Sprint Mogul by HTC is more than a worthy successor to the Sprint PPC-6700, an aging device that's ready to be let out to stud little smartphones. But how good is it really? Pretty darn good, in the grand scheme of Windows Mobile handsets.
