14 DAY TRIAL // Windows Mobile 6.5 Build 23047 is the latest interim release from the Windows Mobile 6.5.1 branch to have leaked into the wild. As it happened with the latest leaked builds that have been spotted around the web, the new flavor including a series of user interface changes that differentiate it from the other available versions.
The changelog for Windows Mobile 6.5 Build 23047 available on Redmond Pie shows the following: Large finger friendly checkboxes and radio buttons. Visual update to the messaging app to make it more finger friendly. Visual update to the rotatable list or tabs to make it look more brighter and polished. More blue has been added to the bottom bar when navigating through sub-menus. It remains transparent on the home screen. More precise and smoother scrolling. Numerous other bug fixes.
Those who would like to compare the differences between Windows Mobile 6.5 Build 23047 and previously leaked releases can check on the Windows Mobile 6.5 Build 23045 here or on the Windows Mobile 6.5 Build 23409 here. According to the article on Redmond Pie, the changes in the new build make it one of the most appealing iterations, as there are a wide range of updates included in it when compared to build 23045, which also included visual changes.
While Windows Mobile 6.5 Build 23047 is already available for download courtesy of XDA-Developers, users can also enjoy some cooked ROMs that surfaced for a series of Windows Mobile-based devices, such as HTC Touch HD, HTC Touch Pro, HTC Touch Pro2, HTC Touch Diamond, HTC Touch Diamond2, HTC Kaiser, HTC Touch (CDMA), XPERIA X1 and Samsung Omnia i900.
Take a look at the screenshots below to make an idea of the new build. You can find the cooked ROMs available for download around the web on various sites, yet keep in mind that they are no official releases and differ a lot from the Windows Mobile build that will come to the market on October 6.
