News · 27 Sep 2011 · MTW Editorial Team
Windows Phone users rejoice because all mobile operators worldwide, besides Sprint in the US, are ready for the Windows Phone 7.5 Mango roll out. Microsoft has just updated the where’s my update page noting that the push is being scheduled as we speak and that only Sprint is still testing it (US chart):
| Mobile operator | 7008 | 7390 | 7392 | Windows Phone 7.5* |
| AT&T | Delivering update | Delivering update | Delivering update** | Scheduling |
| Sprint | Preinstalled | Preinstalled | Delivering update | Testing |
| T-Mobile | Delivering update | Delivering update | Delivering update | Scheduling |
| Verizon | Preinstalled | Preinstalled | Scheduling | Scheduling |
| Open market phones | Delivering update | Delivering update | Delivering update | Scheduling |
| All other operators | Preinstalled | Preinstalled | Delivering update | Scheduling |
UPDATE: Mango will be pushed to Sprint devices Today at 1PM CST (thanks to LEM in the comments below!):
NOTE: This update will be available via Zune at approximately 1pm CST on 9/27
HTC Arrive Software Update – 2305.13.40301.651 (Microsoft OS – Mango 7.10.7720.68)
UPDATE: Mango is a Go!
The other interesting piece of news is that all developers who are currently running the Mango Beta code (7712) won’t have to roll back to NoDo to get the final RTM bits. Unfortunately if you are running the leaked RTM bits like me then you will most probably have to go back and forth before enjoying the tropical fruit like everybody else.
source: Microsoft US Worldwide, Twitter, Twitter
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