Latest Official 9900 OS 7.0.0.540 Turkcell (Multilanguage)
- Thanks. Did that before several times hence why asking for help. They are not there except my os5 ringtones. Has this happened to anyone else?11-24-11 11:38 AMLike 0
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Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com11-24-11 12:40 PMLike 0 - I just installed it yesterday, following the posted instructions and it upgraded without a glitch! Interestingly, I did NOT even have to do Enterprise Activation?! The emails worked perfectly after upgrade.
One note, I used the "App Loader" file directly to upgrade, and NOT the DM! Is that a problem? It looks like it did the upgrade without a glitch.
Now, the 1 Million$ question... is my battery improved? To be honest, I don't think so?! I went from 276 to 540, and right now sitting at 85% after 3hrs LIGHT use. One weird thing was that I was at 100%, I did a battery pull, the restart drained it to 95%! I think some tasks on the 9900 really drain the battery, while others don't.
I will monitor the battery and report back. To be honest, a Blackberry battery must last an ALL DAY before plugging it at night, that's how my 9700 worked/lasted! Anything less is honestly unacceptable.11-24-11 01:23 PMLike 0 - I just installed it yesterday, following the posted instructions and it upgraded without a glitch! Interestingly, I did NOT even have to do Enterprise Activation?! The emails worked perfectly after upgrade.
One note, I used the "App Loader" file directly to upgrade, and NOT the DM! Is that a problem? It looks like it did the upgrade without a glitch.
Now, the 1 Million$ question... is my battery improved? To be honest, I don't think so?! I went from 276 to 540, and right now sitting at 85% after 3hrs LIGHT use. One weird thing was that I was at 100%, I did a battery pull, the restart drained it to 95%! I think some tasks on the 9900 really drain the battery, while others don't.
I will monitor the battery and report back. To be honest, a Blackberry battery must last an ALL DAY before plugging it at night, that's how my 9700 worked/lasted! Anything less is honestly unacceptable.
2) Change your settings, such as lower brightness and lower backlight timeout
3) Let your battery run out totally, until it starts flashing red, and then fully recharge, from what I know of, once you do this cycle, it lets your battery charge a faster rate and some people have even seen the average length of time a battery lasts double.
4) Doing battery pulls and restarting, does drain the battery, but what in your case my assumption is its levelling the battery gauge out, so it give a more accurate reading. I had 45% about 10 mins ago, did 4 battery pulls it dropped by alot, finally it stayed on 32%.
5) Try the above steps out and anyone who thinks I may be wrong, do speak up, as am only speaking of my experiences and what I have noticed having been a Blackberry user for about 3/4 years now, not saying am defo right11-24-11 03:04 PMLike 0 - Hi all, quick noob question, if I install this will it remove the vodafone bundled software and splash screen ? My thoughts are it will but want to be sure. Thanks in advance ;-)11-24-11 05:53 PMLike 0
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- Phill_UK is right. You cannot take the splash screen out because it built in to the core system. Some people have taken off by spending a lot of time reprogramming in the Engineering Screen files. But this is a hard one and a bad thing to do because it may result in bricking your phone.11-24-11 07:13 PMLike 0
- Have been running this since its release and I've found the following.
Battery life is much improved. I think the battery discussion should be over now regarding the bold. I get through a busy working day and moderate evening use before charging when i go to bed. If i forget to charge the phone will still be active in the morning(though severely depleted).
Browser is much faster and phone is super smooth.
This phone is reaching the peak of its powers and QNX will have to be out of the park for me to give up this baby.11-25-11 05:32 AMLike 0 -
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- Just my 2. Cents worth.....first time I've upgraded (outside of carrier release). Went from .261. To .540 last night without a hitch. Today I uplugged my BB at 8:00am and am writing this at 8:30pm. That 12 1/2 hrs of reading the news, browsing, 10 or so emails, bbm, some texting. Browsing 25mgs of data btw (just checked)! This is about double the battery time I WAS getting with my 9900! And the browsing is sunstantially faster; the OS is snappier for sure; haven't seen the hourglass all day today, and just fell to 20% battery remaining! I'm impressed so far and expect it to get better as the OS settles out. Signal strength has been superb, although I had no previous issues with it. The only issue I have left is boot time. The initial reboot time went back to just over 1 min, but now back to about 4 1/2 mins! This suddenly started happening the old OS. I suspect it has to do with a program trying to boot simutaneously......any other ideas let me know.
WooHoo.....my 9900,s performance is back!11-25-11 07:41 PMLike 0 - This build help me restore my 9900 from being bricked
Had .503 before this. Some things i've noticed. Battery life is amazingly good and i've found that I don't get lags anymore while browsing. One thing that I did find is that the GPS isn't as strong as my other builds. Sometimes it doesn't even work at all. I was able to use it in class/inside stores/etc but now I have to be physically outside for the gps to pick up.11-26-11 12:10 AMLike 0 - I've been a bit disappointed with reception and battery life on .540 compared to .503, so decided to mix it up a bit...
.540 Java with .503 Radio... the perfect combination
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Hi Phill
I hope you dont mind mate in teaching me how you did that? how were you able to combine the .540 java with the .503 radio?
I too find the reception of the .540 a little weak specially when im indoors...
i hope you can help me...
11-26-11 12:34 AMLike 0 - Phill_UKCrackBerry Wiseguy
You need to download and install both .503 and .540 to your PC.
Then find the radio file from .503 (C:/Program Files/Common Files/Research In Motion/Shared/Loader Files/9900M_v7.0.0.503.../UMTS)
Copy the sfi from that folder and drop it into the UMTS folder of .540, agreeing to overwrite the original file.
Might be worth saving the .540 sfi somewhere safe first, just in case.
Now uninstall .503 from your PC, plug in your phone, open AppLoader and agree to the downgrade.
Job doneBK_Guji likes this.11-26-11 11:31 AMLike 1 - Sure...
You need to download and install both .503 and .540 to your PC.
Then find the radio file from .503 (C:/Program Files/Common Files/Research In Motion/Shared/Loader Files/9900M_v7.0.0.503.../UMTS)
Copy the sfi from that folder and drop it into the UMTS folder of .540, agreeing to overwrite the original file.
Might be worth saving the .540 sfi somewhere safe first, just in case.
Now uninstall .503 from your PC, plug in your phone, open AppLoader and agree to the downgrade.
Job done
Unfortunately, i cant find the link where the .503 file is located...
If anyone here can provide me the link, i will greatly appreciate it....11-26-11 01:18 PMLike 0
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