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  #385724 29-Sep-2010 08:44
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You should be able to download Firmware updates via Kies without having the latest version.





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  #385774 29-Sep-2010 11:03
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Wipeout: Do I need the latest Kies update to get Froyo tho? Can I not download it from Samsung directly when it comes out? 


 Not from Samsung, the only firmware distribution channel for them is Kies and over-the-air updates from telcos as far as I know. There will be downloadable firmware and custom firmware from various sites I'm sure, but probably not the official Vodafone NZ version.

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  #385902 29-Sep-2010 15:26
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Cool thanks. :>



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  #385904 29-Sep-2010 15:34
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Looking forwared to getting on to the NZ Version of Froyo...

Getting a few force closes at the moment ...

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  #385938 29-Sep-2010 16:47
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would also not mind getting my phone back on PDA&Modem Versions I9000SRJH1..

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  #385953 29-Sep-2010 17:16
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Only odd thing I've come across is my file structure seems to have duplicated into a top level folder /mtp. I can't figure out why and not sure whether to delete it. How can I check it doesn't contain anything different (easily).




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  #385985 29-Sep-2010 18:30
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Not sure if this is of interest to anyone, but another tool to help find Android Apps that might suit you. This from Mashable: http://mashable.com/2010/09/29/app-esp/




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  #386053 29-Sep-2010 21:00
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Quick post to say that I'm loving JPK firmware, posting this now from my GS via TV-Out using a bluetooth keyboard and mouse (which are not supported in non-2.2 firmwares). Lovely browsing experience while my partner monopolizes my laptop tonight!




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  #386076 29-Sep-2010 21:46
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I've sent a couple of replies successfully to this forum on my phone. But it didn't quite work how I expected. When you're typing (swyping) in the Quick Reply, I just don't know how to get rid of the keyboard. I find myself stuck and unable to scroll the page to see the Post Quick Reply button. I need to get rid of the k/b. I fluked it, and can't remember what I did.

Does anyone know how to get the k/b to disappear? I tried the SYB button and got the keyboard options. Just can't seem to figure it out.

I also noticed that when I reply using my phone it changes my flag to the American Flag. I'm a very proud Kiwi Geekzone, I'd really appreciate it if my country flag didn't change.





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  #386078 29-Sep-2010 21:50
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press the back button to make keybd go away.




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  #386083 29-Sep-2010 22:11
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One of the nice things I've noticed about being on JPK is that I no longer have to switch from LauncherPro to TouchWiz in order to get the PC to recognise the phone (and to start Kies). Having to clear LauncherPro as the default was a pain. But that's no longer needed.

Just make sure your'e on the home screen first, then plug in the cable and you're all good.

Loving the Chrome2Phone (or Fox2Phone - using both actually). How cool is that! The only thing is it's not very instant. I highlighted a phone number and then pressed the phone icon to send it to the phone and it easily took about 3 minutes before my dialer was launched. Same sort of delays for URL's and Maps. But still, it's way cool.




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  #386088 29-Sep-2010 22:21
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Right, just checking the back button.
Also on a negative note, wifi isn't as good on JPK. Its dropped out twice now when I'm at the other end of the house to where the router is.




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  #386097 29-Sep-2010 22:43
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WiFi seems much the same for me on JPK. WHen I first used fox to phone it was instananeous, but tonight I have delays like you, not sure why that is - backend problems somewhere?




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  #386157 30-Sep-2010 07:37
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kiwijunglist: press the back button to make keybd go away.


Thanks, that works :)

I can't reply to a "quote" on the phone.  Very odd. It shows the usual page for replying to a quote, but I can't get a cursor to be able to type.  Never get the keyboard.

Also, for anyone else, when you look at the Geekzone website from your phone, do you get a mobile page?  I thought there was one, but I always get the full monty. 




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  #386158 30-Sep-2010 07:39
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NZtechfreak: WiFi seems much the same for me on JPK.


At the other end of the house the Wifi was never strong, I only ever had the dot of the Wifi symbol lit, but now on JPK it has dropped out twice.  When it tells me there's a Wifi available it shows the signal strength as (hmmm, not sure now - but not weak).  I have to manually "connect" pressing the Connect button. 




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