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  #210197 28-Apr-2009 13:42
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hasole: scott is your e71 a nz new one?


No, I got mine from Australia months before they were available in NZ



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  #210380 28-Apr-2009 22:36
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Just installed the 210 f/w and so far so good - it feels a lot snappier...




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  #210633 29-Apr-2009 19:23
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here we go, product code changed fw updating



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  #210677 29-Apr-2009 21:00
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look what i've started . . . :-)

nate - time for cisconz to upgrade your firmware again? ;-)

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  #210721 29-Apr-2009 21:58
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Have you noticed much difference with 210?




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  #210725 29-Apr-2009 22:04
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NeoTech: Have you noticed much difference with 210?


maybe a bit snappier but could just be the fresh install :-)

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  #210729 29-Apr-2009 22:13
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NeoTech: Have you noticed much difference with 210?


maybe a bit snappier but could just be the fresh install :-)


Maybe...but even my fresh install of 200 wasn't as snappy :o)




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  #210730 29-Apr-2009 22:17
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Might have to take a look tomorrow. All your fault Scott!

Curiosity didn't really kill the cat, did it?




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  #210755 30-Apr-2009 06:14
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scottjpalmer: nate - time for cisconz to upgrade your firmware again? ;-)


For those of you playing at home, cisconz thought it would be a great idea to upgrade the firmware on my phone, and proceeded to jam it so it wouldn't start up.  He then recommended I drop it into Nokia Care to get it fixed.

I resurrected it with some instructions I found online.

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  #210785 30-Apr-2009 08:17
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fully rebuilt now with all my apps and cutomizations. it is definately faster.

The camera doesn't have the purple tinge, the flash works on auto, the response of the camera is better (no more holding it for 10secs, while your subject walks out of frame).

One thing I have noticed is that if you use the 0 shortcut to open web, it actually opens bookmarks. Previously even if you had it set to bookmarks it would always open the home page.

After flashing it, I think the C drive is about 120mb free and memory is around 65mb/128mb free.

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  #210893 30-Apr-2009 13:50
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All done. Still undecided on any benefits but haven't had a good 'play' yet.




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the camera is vastly better.

only prob is now, my damn web browser just crashes as soon as I enter any url or link from mail or another app. and youtube app does the same sort of thing.

going to have to *#7380# it

fw well worth it just for the camera alone.

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  #211078 30-Apr-2009 22:29
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YAAAAY!! Finally! The 210 fw seems to have fixed the issue I had with connecting in Mass Storage mode. It used to make the memory card unavailable to the phone after I "Safely Remove" it from the PC. Doesn't seem to do that anymore!




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hasole: the camera is vastly better.



only prob is now, my damn web browser just crashes as soon as I enter any url or link from mail or another app. and youtube app does the same sort of thing.



going to have to *#7380# it



fw well worth it just for the camera alone.


Take the battery and SIM out then reinsert and turn on.

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  #211127 1-May-2009 08:25
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Agreed on the camera, so far it seems far more usable in low light than it was before.

I also think the GPS seems a bit faster off the mark compared with the earlier firmware. The GPS used to take up to 4 or 5 minutes before it woke up, now it's well under a minute. Also managed to pick up 7 satellites last night, while inside under out tin roof which it hasn't done before (from memory)




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