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2010-10-28
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#52
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Originally Posted by kaos_king
To the best of my knowledge, nobody has ever found any differences, and Nokia have never admitted as to whether there are any
what are the differences?
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2010-10-29
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#53
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anyone got the UK update yet? I still have nothing OTA.
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2010-10-29
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#54
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Originally Posted by purceywise
nothing so far
anyone got the UK update yet? I still have nothing OTA.
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2010-10-29
, 12:59
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#55
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is thier away to change the product code on the n900 so i can get the update i tried phoenix but you seem to need usename and password to change it. just don't fancy flashing and loosing my setup..
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2010-10-29
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#56
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Originally Posted by jdave76
no there is not
is thier away to change the product code on the n900 so i can get the update i tried phoenix but you seem to need usename and password to change it. just don't fancy flashing and loosing my setup..
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2010-10-29
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#57
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Originally Posted by ikirk
Oh well, its not as though they actively messaged us to let us know that an update was available.... oh... wait...
nothing so far
I have made myself sad now.
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2010-10-29
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#58
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i didnt even know there was a update due untill i got a text from nokia, i got all excited and spent nearly 2 hours ( while at work) trying to update my phone only to find that nokia are treating there uk custumers as unimportant 
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2010-10-30
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#59
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still nothing. how dangerous is a flash to global firmware?!
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2010-10-30
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Originally Posted by purceywise
about as dangerous as boiling an egg lol
still nothing. how dangerous is a flash to global firmware?!
honetly guys you should flash your device. i used to be in same position as you post pr1.2
i had brought my phone from vodafone and was running their firmware variant. it was painful waiting around for an update that was never coming!
i'm no geek, just a regular user and after reading a few threads and the wiki i just flashed to pr 1.2 global. i done a backup and only flashed the firmware not emmc. follow instructions, its very simple only takes like half hour. once thats done just do a backup restore and all your settings and apps will be reinstalled on your device.
simples (compare the meerkat lol)
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You can also check this by seeing which mp-fremantle-XXX-pr package you have installed (dpkg -l "mp-fremantle*") - if it's mp-fremantle-generic-pr then it's generic, whereas the regional variants will have the region code instead of "generic".