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AT&T Tilt software update fixes backlight timer problem

November 12, 2008 by Will Park - 2 Comments

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Following on the release of the Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS update for the AT&T Tilt (HTC Kaiser TyTn II), HTC is rolling out yet another software update for AT&T Tilt owners. But, before you get all excited about the possibility of installing the freshly confirmed Windows Mobile 6.5 on your AT&T-branded HTC Kaiser (TyTn II), just know that AT&T is rolling out the software update to address issues with the AT&T Tilt’s backlight timer.

Users have been complaining that the AT&T Tilt’s backlight would fail to adhere to their backlight timer settings. Regardless of whether the backlight was set to turn off after a few seconds or a minute, some users have reported that the backlight would turn itself off after 10 seconds.

It’s not a huge problem, but apparently enough of an issue to warrant a full-out software update. AT&T Tilt owners experiencing the stubborn backlight problem (and even those that aren’t… yet) can find the new Windows Mobile software update here.

AT&T Tilt update

[Via: TiltMobility]

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