Xpert
04-07-2011, 02:54 AM
A developer today released a tool that lets adventurous Windows Phone 7 owners upgrade their smartphones' operating system now rather than wait for their carrier to offer the update but it seems to be done in 2011 like we are checking now. Everyone is looking for the updater tool which is not in market yet.
Microsoft said it had contacted the developer, Chris Walsh, to "inquire about his intent and any potential implications." so if you believe then let see when it's going to be happen .
Walsh used Microsoft's own update technologies to build the new tool, which he dubbed "ChevronWP7. Updater." .
Last year, Walsh and two others, Rafael Rivera and Long Zheng, created the ChevronWP7 unlocking tool for Windows Phone 7, but yanked the tool after reaching an agreement with Microsoft. In December 2010, Microsoft promised to talk with them about officially supporting applications not available through the company's approved-software marketplace.
Microsoft said it had contacted the developer, Chris Walsh, to "inquire about his intent and any potential implications." so if you believe then let see when it's going to be happen .
Walsh used Microsoft's own update technologies to build the new tool, which he dubbed "ChevronWP7. Updater." .
Last year, Walsh and two others, Rafael Rivera and Long Zheng, created the ChevronWP7 unlocking tool for Windows Phone 7, but yanked the tool after reaching an agreement with Microsoft. In December 2010, Microsoft promised to talk with them about officially supporting applications not available through the company's approved-software marketplace.