November 19, 2007 
I have been eagerly awaiting the WM6 upgrade for the HTC TyTN from Rogers. When I registered the phone on HTC’s web site it said the WM6 upgrade was available but for some reason not for this particular model from Rogers. The weeks went by and I got more impatient and so yesterday I was going to upgrade my HTC TyTN to WM6. Here are the steps I did:
- Run a utility to unlock the HTC Hermes CID
- Download the AT&T 8525 Official ROM
- Reconfigure the Rogers Data Connection by following these steps:
- Go to Settings
- Connections Tab
- Tap on Connections
- Tap on "Add a new modem connection"
- Enter a name for the connection "Rogers" or something else
- Select "Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)" under "select a modem"
- Enter internet.com for "Access Point Name"
- Username: wapuser1
- Password: wap
- Tap Finish
- Now you probably want to customize your WM6 device with some of the HTC utilities
- Soft reset the device and select the HTC Black theme and enjoy, don’t forget to configure your location for the weather application.
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is this gonna brick up my phone..im not sure whether to use this or not…
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This totally rocks! Just finished following your instructions and got to say THANKS! Rogers tech support kept saying it couldn\’t be done,ever since I got my tytn in the summer- it was a bit nerve wracking but was a smooth transistion. Again Thanks a million!!
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i downloaded it n eveything works nice except i cant receive files via bluetooth any more…wat do i do ??
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how would you rate this on the difficulty spectrum? Will This have any negative side effects if I want to pick up a rogers data plan?
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It was not difficult, I have it connected to Outlook Web Access using a Rogers data plan and it works perfectly.
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The ROM link is now dead. Do you know where to find the ROM now? Also, did you use the ROM for the 8525 and it worked fine?
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No I don\’t know where to find the ROM anymore, the AT&T 8525 ROM worked great though. I have since switched over to an HTC Touch since the TyTN\’s short battery life was a killer for me.
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