- Guys/Gals,
I just ordered a new TMO 8320 that I expect to deliver on Monday. Tried a couple of 8900s and had some issues...
Anyway, I'm wondering what software version is shipping on new devices. Anyone get one recently from TMO?
Prior to getting the 8900 I had a 8320 (sold) but I'd bought it back in Oct'07 so the software was pretty old (4.2.something). I imagine there are improved versions out with better features.
Any idea? Just wondering what to expect.02-28-09 06:37 PMLike 0 - Jeez, so the same old version huh? Hmmm, I've never done an OS update so I'm a bit nervous but it would be nice to have the latest. I looked at T-Mobile's BB upgrade site and they show 4.5.81 as the latest for the 8320. Would it be better to download this since it's officially from TMO? Will it have the video recording?02-28-09 07:22 PMLike 0
- amazinglygracelessRetired ModIf the device is truly new (recently produced) it will come with
OS 4.5 If it does not you should definitely use your carriers
release in case you need to return it for some reason.
And yes 4.5 will give you video recording capability.02-28-09 07:55 PMLike 0 - Thanks. I guess I have to wait til Monday to check the version. I hope it was just produced! Is there a big difference between .81 and .124?02-28-09 08:17 PMLike 0
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- Guys/Gals,
I just ordered a new TMO 8320 that I expect to deliver on Monday. Tried a couple of 8900s and had some issues...
Anyway, I'm wondering what software version is shipping on new devices. Anyone get one recently from TMO?
Prior to getting the 8900 I had a 8320 (sold) but I'd bought it back in Oct'07 so the software was pretty old (4.2.something). I imagine there are improved versions out with better features.
Any idea? Just wondering what to expect.02-28-09 09:59 PMLike 0 - Why didn't the 8900 work out for you ? Better camera,gps and better screen. I am seriously craving the 8900 but on flexpay 10 months into 2 year with two lines- so I'm out back for a while can't afford 350.00 right now. So I find myself baffled asto what made u return them outside of just a bad device (which I believe can happen to anyone)? Wanna make a hundred and swap lolsend it back ill give up my tried and true 8320 now.lol02-28-09 10:05 PMLike 0
- It's like what people said--the 8900 is still new and will have bugs with it. The 8320 has been out for a while so is more stable. Since I don't want to use a data plan, I find no use for an upgrade. This curve is still kickin
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com02-28-09 10:26 PMLike 0 - How ironic, my new 8320 should be here Monday too and i was curious what OS was going to be on it too. I am nervous to do a software upgrade, but I figure if I get it done now while the device is still fresh, i do not have to worry about backing or saving anything.
I know I should be digging in another thread for this, but .124 is generally "stable" correct?02-28-09 10:55 PMLike 0 - Been out for a while and latest, so I'd say pretty stable. From what I read, anything 4.5 is good. Anything above 4.5.081 is better, in terms of performance, i.e.battery life, faster when doing multiple tasks. Other than that, no really noticeable differences.
Upgrading is pretty straightforward so don't worry. Just make sure the USB cable is firm and steady. I had no trouble updating my very first BB, and updating was the very first thing I did after charging the battery. If anything, CrackBerry has info for worst case scenarios if you need 'em.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com03-01-09 03:15 AMLike 0
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