July 17, 2007 10:05 AM PDT

Software updates available for Palm Treo 700w/700wx

by Bonnie Cha
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Palm Treo 700wx

Palm Treo 700wx

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It's not the Windows Mobile 6 software upgrade that some of you may be pining for, but Palm has released updates for the Verizon Wireless Treo 700w and Treo 700wx smart phones. The updater for the 700w brings support for dial-up networking (DUN), the A2DP Bluetooth profile for stereo Bluetooth headsets, Today screen enhancements, new dialing preferences, and additional compatibility with Bluetooth car kits. Sadly, Treo 700wx owners don't get as many perks, but you do get A2DP support, DUN improvements, and more daylight saving time features. Both updates are available now for download from Palm's support Web site.

Bonnie Cha is a senior editor for CNET, covering smartphones and GPS. When she's not testing the latest gadgets, you can find her chasing after her crazy lab or surfing in the chilly waters of Northern California. E-mail Bonnie.
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What about sprint?
by markdc1 July 17, 2007 6:39 PM PDT
What about sprint?
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the sprint version is already fully loaded
by strykernyc July 23, 2007 8:16 AM PDT
This is only for the verizon version. The treo was born in the sprint network so u get the best first. I have both, sprint and verizon and for some reason almost every smartphone that is out there works better for sprint.

if u got the treo700wx get the short antenna for it :D
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