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To complicate matters, I called Nokia Tech Support this AM about the above. He told me that the updating process I'd used ( http://europe.nokia.com/A4305010 )was just for European tablets, not for mine, therefore bad.......and that if I was able to log in to a site, like Yahoo, that subsequent failure was something between the site administrator and me, not Nokia's fault.
Is this the correct updating process, and is/was he basically correct. Seemed ridiculous to me at the time.
I have a new n810, and have updated it to the latest version of OS2008 via the updater at Nokia. I have also tried searching the forums here, also the net, yet found nothing that helps. I hope someone here can shed some light on the following:
Generally the browser seems to work OK otherwise, but....
I can log in to Yahoo, get to the Inbox, but whenever I click on a link to actually open an email there absolutely nothing happens. there's the hourglass indicator, but otherwise nothing. I have checked that I have Java enabled, and have also tried with and without SSL2....still nothing. I can also get to the compose email page, but clicking "send" also does nothing. Any clues anyone?
Also, when I click on (almost) any of the google links on the start menu that are there by default, the only one that actually completely loads a full page is the Blogger link (though it seems that the "new post" button then seems to do nothing, so blogger is still useless). All others just hang till I get very bored, usually with just a blank screen to look at.
To complicate matters, I called Nokia Tech Support this AM about the above. He told me that the updating process I'd used ( http://europe.nokia.com/A4305010 )was just for European tablets, not for mine, therefore bad.......and that if I was able to log in to a site, like Yahoo, that subsequent failure was something between the site administrator and me, not Nokia's fault.
Is this the correct updating process, and is/was he basically correct. Seemed ridiculous to me at the time.
Last edited by deluxe; 2008-03-19 at 00:17.