I was in Applications in the Desktop Manager yesterday and I had my phone connected to the PC. I saw there were a couple of upgrades available, normally I would upgrade on my phone via BB App world. There are tons of applications in there, language packs, etc... and I hit apply and there is no warning to back out. It took about a half an hour to update my 9900. What exactly is this supposed to do? Is it bad for the phone to write over the existing software?
Sound like there was an OS update for the phone. Desk top Manager will notify you when there an OS upgrade to your phone when plugged in.
BB apps world are for Apps upgrade only not software.
There was no OS update. I have not received an e-mail from RIM yet. Wind has the latest OS 7.0.0.439 build and all other service providers are still on 7.0.0.261. I'm on TELUS. The upgrades that I saw were for BBM and another app I believe. I think it just installed software on top of software, but I'm not sure.
You will also be prompted for a core update if you delete any of the preinstalled music and videos. Not deleted by shrinking, but just deleted from the file explorer.
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