- Has any one noticed an increased number of dropped calls on the .266 build? I did notice the white screen since I first loaded this build. I tried running the new att build and the dropped calls seemed less but the system was slow and the app memory was almost always below 20 with 5 apps and only increased slightly after a battery pull. Any suggestions?
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com06-19-09 05:01 AMLike 0 -
- So I have been using this OS for about a whole day and I must say that everything works much better than the official release that AT&T released. Memory is staying at a consistent 30mb-35mb rather than the 5.3 mb i was having before. I have yet to see the "white screen" after pulling it out of the holster. The themes are working great and the battery life is excellent.. So far an A+ in my book. Still testing out a few more things to make sure things are working out 100% normal. I am upset though that the new 4.6.0.282 OS just came out and will allow you to change your network for those with the AT&T Bold...
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06-19-09 04:42 PMLike 0 -
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- i've normally been use to nokia's and if the network provided the phone then the screen save and wallpaper contained logos of the network and some restrictions to the handset features (missing wifi etc) so all i want to know if i use this firmware will it i get vodafone themes etc?07-24-09 04:20 PMLike 0
- Vendor branding is stored on the phone itself. Installing an OS from a vendor other than your own will not rebrand your BlackBerry. You will have issues installing an OS from another vendor only if you neglect to remove the vendor.xml file from the OS build prior to install, and once it's installed, it may as well have come from your own carrier, as you'll be getting all of their service books anyway as soon as you connect to their network and register your device.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com07-25-09 03:29 AMLike 0 - i've normally been use to nokia's and if the network provided the phone then the screen save and wallpaper contained logos of the network and some restrictions to the handset features (missing wifi etc) so all i want to know if i use this firmware will it i get vodafone themes etc?
This data plan include everthing ofcourse ( email,surfing,downloading,..) .
They will remove the lock to their network if you tell them that you are travelling abroad.
For Nokia , I do not think you will have your email pushed, so I heard , but you can make some types of Nokia, is checking your emails every certain amount of time. This is worse ofcourse than pushing.
I hope I told you what you want .
By the way < are you going to live in Egypt, as I can see that now , your are not.07-25-09 06:35 AMLike 0 - no i'm in the uk and dont have plans to move.
i dont have no logo etched onto my phone i was just thinking of branded by software update and whats the worst that could happen if i updated by using a networks firmware,
my current firmware is V.6.0.247 (platform 4.0.0.206)07-25-09 10:21 AMLike 0 -
Ive 282 from Rogers that im using on my Bold, which is unbranded as well and all i did was delete the vendor.xml file and everything worked perfectly well once my upgrade was done through DM...i have no rogers themes, wallpapers or software on my device.07-25-09 10:31 AMLike 0 -
- If you have an unbranded phone and you put a vodafone OS on it then it wont put any vodafone themes etc nor will it put any sort of vodafone software on it.
Ive 282 from Rogers that im using on my Bold, which is unbranded as well and all i did was delete the vendor.xml file and everything worked perfectly well once my upgrade was done through DM...i have no rogers themes, wallpapers or software on my device.
will placing another networks OS void the warranty?07-25-09 02:58 PMLike 0 - I found the vendor file and deleted it. The install went fine.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com07-25-09 03:21 PMLike 0 -
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