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#20188 16-Mar-2008 12:03
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just wondering if there is any difference between the NZVF n95 8bg and the import ones?
ive sold my n95-2 already and looking to get another one.

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  #117008 16-Mar-2008 21:31
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The Vodafone one is worse, thats all I know. Terrible Vodafone firmare - and they only have the V11 firmware (checked instore the other day) - which lacks inbuilt flash video support + other fixes available on the V15 firmware.




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  #117010 16-Mar-2008 21:42
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NZtechfreak: The Vodafone one is worse, thats all I know. Terrible Vodafone firmare - and they only have the V11 firmware (checked instore the other day) - which lacks inbuilt flash video support + other fixes available on the V15 firmware.


Yep, totally agree.  Imports are better!

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  #117076 17-Mar-2008 09:05
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Import it

I imported a few thru Nokia Hk and all of them supported vodafone live.I even upgraded the firmware for buyers too to the latest version.


Don't buy from vodafone.It is over priced



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  #117152 17-Mar-2008 15:09
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NZtechfreak: The Vodafone one is worse, thats all I know. Terrible Vodafone firmare - and they only have the V11 firmware (checked instore the other day) - which lacks inbuilt flash video support + other fixes available on the V15 firmware.


V 15 has been available for the last week via NSU.

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  #117492 19-Mar-2008 11:26
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For Vodafone branded handsets? Thats very fast from Vodafone in that case, well done to them! Doesn't change the fact that their version of V20 is likely to be worse than Nokia's (slower, additional bugs), and Vodafone NZ overcharges for handsets.

Now if only Vodafone would get around to releasing their own V20 firmware for Classic owners...




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  #117513 19-Mar-2008 13:15
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Yes, for Vodafone branded handsets.

TBH I found the previous firmware version for N95 8GB to be quicker.

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#117517 19-Mar-2008 13:28

NZtechfreak:
Now if only Vodafone would get around to releasing their own V20 firmware for Classic owners...


It seems that Vodafone don't care about people who bought N95-1 anymore and they will not change the firmware to v20. Cause it's cost them money and why would you invest in a product which has already successors (N95 8GB)?

This is only my opinion, but I think this is happening actually. Otherwise we would have the VF v20 already for N95-1, don't you think?





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  #117526 19-Mar-2008 13:50
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Jeffthechef: Yes, for Vodafone branded handsets.



TBH I found the previous firmware version for N95 8GB to be quicker.


Thats likely to be either due to third party apps, or the Vodafone firmware, its certainly not the experience of those on the Nokia firmware to my knowledge (Rafe at Allaboutsymbian was especially gushing about the V15 firmware, he's a nice guy and a reliable source).




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  #117705 20-Mar-2008 00:31
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Jeffthechef: Yes, for Vodafone branded handsets.



TBH I found the previous firmware version for N95 8GB to be quicker.


isn't the N95-8GB always gona be faster though? i mean, it does have more ram so i would assume it would always be faster no matter what the firmware.

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  #117729 20-Mar-2008 09:07
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Aloha:

NZtechfreak:
Now if only Vodafone would get around to releasing their own V20 firmware for Classic owners...


It seems that Vodafone don't care about people who bought N95-1 anymore and they will not change the firmware to v20. Cause it's cost them money and why would you invest in a product which has already successors (N95 8GB)?

This is only my opinion, but I think this is happening actually. Otherwise we would have the VF v20 already for N95-1, don't you think?



You are in fact quite wrong, its not my place to go into why, but you just are. :)

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  #117730 20-Mar-2008 09:08
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NZtechfreak: Thats likely to be either due to third party apps, or the Vodafone firmware, its certainly not the experience of those on the Nokia firmware to my knowledge (Rafe at Allaboutsymbian was especially gushing about the V15 firmware, he's a nice guy and a reliable source).


I'm running the vanilla flavour and no third party apps.

Its still quick, just seems a whole lot jerkier.

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  #117736 20-Mar-2008 09:55

Jeffthechef:
You are in fact quite wrong, its not my place to go into why, but you just are. :)


I hope I am wrong, cause I have a N95-1 too. :) Usually the operator version firmwares coming out much faster after the main firmware releases. In this case -I dont know why- they just didnt do it. I hope they were just waiting for the v21 firmware and they will release the VF version of that soon. :) speculations - speculations - speculations




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#118340 24-Mar-2008 10:34
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vodafone fimware sucks on every phone   buy imported!!!!!!!!

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  #118373 24-Mar-2008 14:57
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sms25: vodafone fimware sucks on every phone buy imported!!!!!!!!


lol. it's called flashing the firmware. of course the vodafone software sucks, it doesn't mean you have to buy an imported handset.

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#118375 24-Mar-2008 15:22
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sms25: vodafone fimware sucks on every phone buy imported!!!!!!!!

Why don't you tell us why you think the Vodafone fimware 'sucks' on every phone, and why we should buy imported.

To paraphrase Wikipedia: "Show, don't tell."







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