HTC has released ATT Tilt Windows Mobile 6.1 Software (ROM Version 3.57.502.2 WWE). This ROM update is intended for the ATT Tilt only and users should not load or attempt to load this version on any other device as it may cause serious issues/damage.

Whats Included:

Windows Mobile 6.1
HTC Home
Video Share Calling
Threaded SMS
MS Voice Command
OneNote Mobile

Remote Desktop Monitor
Enroll Domain
Managed Programs
PTT Button now available
for reassignment under
Start>Settings>Buttons.

A word of caution.

Installing this update will erase all data stored on the device, restoring your ATT Tilt to the factory default settings. Please be sure to back up any important files to preserve your data.
You must remove your storage card prior to running the upgrade. Do not put it back into your phone until after the upgrade process is complete.

For more information and to download the ROM please visit HTC Support Website

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I installed it, saw that like the original firmware it was full of bloatware, so I cleared memory and reset the device as soon as the screen calibration was complete. No bloatware!

The power manager in this update seems to behave slightly differently than the previous update and it seems to react differently when a program request a certain power state (ex: when a program tries to turn off the backlight) than the previous firmware did. Still going through the nuts and bolts of the changes.

Posted by , Wednesday, Aug. 27th, 2008

I installed this on my Tilt as well. Unfortunately I broke the screen on it so I have been able to fully test the release. I do know the bloatware was in full effect.

Posted by URPREY, Wednesday, Aug. 27th, 2008

I jumped on this update as soon as I saw it yesterday. Been having some issues with my Tilt running very slow since I installed Dashwire on it so I was ready to Hard Reset it anyway. So this came at a good time.

I like the new HTC Home Today Screen. And being able to reassign the PTT Button will finally get rid of the irritating pop-up message that occurred anytime you accidentally hit it.

So far it is good!

Posted by Reidan, Wednesday, Aug. 27th, 2008