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We just told you where to download Microsoft Activesync software for your AT&T HTC Pure handset,maybe you will have some trouble in install microsoft activesync on AT&T Pure,we share the tricks here,if you have not download the software yet,download here,if you have already downloaded it.check the steps to install it.

AT&T Cell Phones Faq - How to Install Microsoft Activesync/Windows Mobile Device Center?

Insert the “Getting Started” Cd that came with your device into your PC and follow the prompts. Note: The disk will detect what operating system you have and what sync software you have loaded. If you already have Activesync/Windows Mobile Device Center installed on your PC, it will not give you an option to install it from the disk until it has been removed from your PC.

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We know the Microsoft ActiveSync is a sync software,this AT&T HTC Pure Microsoft ActiveSync software provides a great synchronization experience with Windows-based PCs and Microsoft Outlook right out of the box.Cnet offers the last Microsoft ActiveSync 4.5 software download link,if you are looking for it,please check the following link to download.ActiveSync 4.5 supports PC sync via USB cable, Bluetooth, or infrared connection.

AT&T Cell Phone softwares - AT&T HTC Pure Microsoft ActiveSync Software Downlaod

Microsoft ActiveSync 4.5

Now you can installing the Microsoft ActiveSync on your AT&T HTC Pure.Grest!How to install Microsoft ActiveSync?click here.

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AT&T HTC Pure and HTC Tilt 2 are all new smartphones,comparison of the AT&T Tilt 2 and AT&T Pure,which is better?Someone said if they have the unlocked version,they are all best!but none!Back to the original topic,these two phones use an enhanced TouchFLO 3D interface on top of WinMo 6.5,first we look the appearance,HTC’s Touch Diamond2 (Pure;shown left)and HTC TouchPro 2 (Tilt 2; shown right),all using a very stylish design,looks comfortable.These two smartphone will have much in common — they will both run Windows Mobile 6.5 Pro on 528 MHz processors, have WVGA touchscreens, mobile broadband, Wi-Fi, GPS, and microSD card slots. They will have different designs, though.

here’s how each breaks down:

The Pure updates the Diamond2’s look, and has a 3.2-inch WVGA touch screen, 5-megapixel autofocus camera, expandable memory, accelerometer, and ambient light sensor. It’s available now for $150 (after $50 rebate, with 2 year contract).

The Tilt 2 is a QWERTY slider with “tilting” 3.6-inch WVGA touchscreen, dual speakers/microphones (with noise cancellation), and 3.2-megapixel camera. AT&T says it will be available in the coming weeks for $300 (after $50 rebate, with 2 year contract).

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