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2008-03-09
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OK on the switching to DST here (N800).
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2008-03-09
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Originally Posted by cubeist
My N800 did NOT make the DST change automatically. Like cubeist, I corrected the time manually, and now my "Destination time" in other time zones is messed up (in the wrong direction, even - e.g., I moved my time ahead one hour manually, but now the Destination time zone to the east which should be 3 hours ahead is showing 4 hours ahead rather than 2 or 3 hours ahead). I'm running OS2008. Looks like Nokia messed this one up big time.
Mine did not make the change, and now the time zones are messed up between places that observe the change and those that don't. I had to update the time manually...Not sure how to fix that...
I'm going to hazard a guess that the reason is because both my home city and destination city are in Canada, and whatever half-wit Nokia had implement the DST update did not bother to check which other countries besides the USA are using the same new DST dates.
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2008-03-09
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I too am in Canada so that could be it...However I think my device was in offline mode last night so perhaps if I leave it online overnight tonight it will "catch up"...
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2008-03-09
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Automaticly on my 2008 OS and 2007HE OS.....
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2008-03-09
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My N800 and my Palm both switched, but my ATT phone still hasn't changed. Somebody needs to tell ATT about DST.
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2008-03-09
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I think phones in general don't switch over. My phone didn't (Samsung m300) and my girlfriend's Tmobile phone didn't switch either.
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2008-03-10
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Intersting. My OS2008 N800 did not switch until I opened & closed the clock application.
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2008-03-10
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My phone did (samsung a990) my N800 did not
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2008-03-10
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Mine didn't switch automatically either (N800/OS2008). I went in manually and now my timezones are messed up now too. The DST box was checked also.
T-mobile is lame and never switches when it's supposed to. My Verizon phone updated correctly, must be part of their deal with the NSA.
T-mobile is lame and never switches when it's supposed to. My Verizon phone updated correctly, must be part of their deal with the NSA.
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2008-03-10
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It is definitely related to Canadian DST zones. I tried setting my city to Denver and it switched over fine... I'll just leave it on Denver for now since it is in the same time zone.