

Fixes:
- Time Zone bug fixed
- Network time sync bug fixed to reflect accurate Network time
- Bluetooth car-kit transition to device corrected
- No EV icon bug fixed (random)
- Random browser formatting bugs fixed
- Fixed bug that incorrectly displayed Sprint when actually was Digital Roaming
- Missing Contact issue specifically with swap down to 1.2.9.1 or less
Feature Updates:
- Phonebook Transfer (import & export)
- Adds Video Capture capability & edit
- Calendar Enhancements
- Messaging Enhancements
- Improved Performance (Phone & CAL)
- Email Enhancements
- Notification Enhancements
- Adds Adobe Flash 10.0 (Pre Only)
- NOTE: The 1.4 software adds the ability to use the Flash 10.0 Adobe plug-in which will be available shortly from the Palm Appl Catalogue.
Never miss a thing
Your phone can now record, edit, and share video. Record video, edit the clip on your phone, and share it directly on YouTube or Facebook®—or through email or messaging. Just launch the Camera app and tap the video icon. We’ve also added a notification light that shows when messages, appointments, and other notifications have arrived—even when the screen is off. And now you can customize email, messaging, and calendar notifications by selecting new sounds. Find them in Preferences for each app.
Easier everywhere you look
Missed a call? Get back in touch quickly and easily with any number you choose. View and dial additional numbers for a contact right from the call log. We’ve created other shortcuts, too. Make a call directly from a messaging conversation. Press and hold on any highlighted number in a web page, email, or message to call or text that number. And forward a text message directly to an email address without having to cut and paste. Turn a text chat into a phone call. All it takes is a touch. Have corporate contacts on a Microsoft® Exchange server? They’re now accessible through universal search, just like Google, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Twitter. And in Calendar, you can see the current time plus a new a.m./p.m. indication in the day view.
Better performance
Apps load and respond to gestures faster. Launch apps faster while experiencing increased performance and responsiveness within a variety of apps. And do it all with improved battery life.
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Ray's right about the competition heating up. I think this is a battle MS is going to fight tooth and nail if they want to maintain the status quo in regards to the level of competition they face across the board. The next few years should be very interesting. The icon for the article makes me miss those handheld football games we had in the early '80s. haha |
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Yeah I was thinking about that when they started with the Windows 7 phone OS release media. The world is going to more in motion devices in general. Yes there are desktops and laptops, but the newer encapsulation of computer interface (Mobile which I will say is due largely to Apple, and Google) is quickly becoming a valid one. And yes I did give Apple credit, I don't necessarily hate them, just there business model in general. I personally cannot stand proprietary equipment where it is not needed. I can see it's point to an amount in a business/professional setting. However; it makes no sense on a consumer system, which a large amount of there equipment is, especially on the mobile side of things. Either way on the Microsoft issue in, they have ignored it until it is almost to late from the way I see it. Therefore; if they do not step up to the plate and start hitting some good ones, they will loose a large and new significant market section from what I see. |