AT&T Treo 750 gets Windows Mobile 6 treatment on the sly

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Will @ Jul 28th 2007 11:45PM

Although the Treo will most likely get wm6. That looks like a bad photoshop job

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Cearlos @ Jul 29th 2007 12:55AM

hey buddy maybe you should do a little research, the ROM is real. Skepticism is great, but ignorance it not.

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URPREY @ Jul 29th 2007 12:56AM

Will, if you'd bother looking at the referenced link, you would find that this is indeed the real deal and working.

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minh @ Jul 29th 2007 5:55AM

I'm sorry but you have no idea what you are talking about. I currently have WM6 on my 750 and it kills Palm's WM5 version. It's real...

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Hey I know it's real... have a look at the photo again and the silk screened lettering... jeez
It's just this photo is shopped or a phone without any marks has the lettering messed up and miss aligned.

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derX @ Jul 29th 2007 9:10AM

First, to me, the only part of Will's original comment that could be read as skeptical was his saying "the Treo will most likely get wm6:" hey, maybe he's not "up on his Engadget" and didn't read the article that confirmed the BlackJack, 8525, and Treo 750 would get this update. No big deal.
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Now, Will, in his original post, was just saying that the photo *appeared* to be photoshopped, he was *not* saying that WM6 for the Treo 750 did not exist. People are blasting him for his "ignorance" and because he wouldn't "bother looking". It appears as those were the words of hypocrites.

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Dudes, seriously, not really a big deal.

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