A few days ago the developer Chris Walsh released a tool to allow Windows 7 Phone users use the latest software update, bringing support for copy and paste and other new features to their phones without having to wait for Microsoft to push software to their phones and wireless carriers.
Published on September 6, 2011O2 begun rollout of Windows 7 Phone NoDo update.
Today ChevronWP7 Updater is no longer available.
Not so long ago, O2 confirmed that it would be pushing out the copy-and-glue-laden NoDo update for Windows 7 Phone 5.Well April, it looks like O2 has kept his promise and NoDo update is now live.
It is not clear at the moment it happened.
News of NoDo patch development was confirmed by O2 via their Twitter account.
The:: wrap a report that Microsoft warns that the use of the software can prevent users from receiving future wireless updates.
This means that Windows 7 Phone users on O2 will now be able to update their phones.
But on Twitter Chris Walsh cautioned against believing everything you read.
Do not worry if you have not yet had a message about the update yet, these things oftentimes take time.
More information will probably be available soon, but one thing is clear: For now, you either have to wait for Microsoft to roll out an update for the phone, or delve into the darker corners of the Internet looking for a download mirror for Walsh software.
NoDo, as you may already know, brings with him a copy and paste functionality, some minor bug fixes and more than a few optimizations for Windows Phone 7.Obviously, this is not the big multitasking update that everyone is waiting for - it is set to meet before the end of the year, apparently.
But I'd probably avoid doing so until we find out what, if any, risk involved in the use of ChevronWP7 Updater.
If you've had some problems getting the NoDo update to Windows 7 Phone device, why not tell us about it in the comments below.
WP via Central.
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