
While we all know that Mango has been completed for some time now, and we’re just waiting for phone manufacturers and carriers to start pushing the update out, it’s been a long time since we’ve heard any news about the update. Well, here to put an end to all rumors and speculation, Eric Hautala, General Manager of Windows Phone, announced on the official Windows Phone blog that the Mango update will be rolled out in a week or two.
Now that’s a pretty vague timeline, but hey – it’s better than nothing. After all 14 days isn’t that long of a wait, especially after waiting all these months. Not to mention, there’s a possibility it arrives earlier than expected. In addition to keeping an eye out for the update, you might want to make sure your Windows Phone 7 Connector for Mac or Zune software for PCs is updated because you’ll need it to update your phones. Windows Phone 7 users, get ready to celebrate – the wait is almost over.
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So we know that Windows Phone’s Mango update is expected to roll out in a week or two, although we’re guessing that not all handsets will be able to get it immediately, and there’s also the issue with waiting for carriers to roll out the update as well. The good news for Dell users who own the Dell Venue Pro smartphone is that if you happen to own an unlocked version of the device or if you’re on T-Mobile/Cincinnati Bell is that you will be getting the Mango update ahead of those on AT&T.
It is safe to assume that the majority of Windows Phone users out there have been waiting for the Mango update for a long, long time ever since they caught whiff of it. Well, hold your breath just for a little bit longer as Vodafone Australia has just announced that they have finished work on the Mango update for the HTC Trophy, and has set out to give it its stamp of approval.