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smurfy	2010-02-17 , 13:19
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@Rob1n

Thanks, after i installed the package, the about dialog got updated.

I removed all osso games a while back. (after installing the package i got them back again).

is there a better way to remove all games? i really don't need them.

fraaaaanka	2010-02-17 , 13:20
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Just to let you all know in the Uk, the reason its taking so long for the update is because UK is getting some extra features as listed below

Video Calling
Integrated MMS
Ovi 3.3 with Navigation
Full call logging
Feature rich calender
Outlook Mail

I wish!

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	noobmonkey	2010-02-17 , 13:24
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could be 3 related though? possibly maybe? oh i love the rumour mill!

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Rob1n	2010-02-17 , 13:25
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Originally Posted by smurfy

is there a better way to remove all games? i really don't need them.

Not really, no - Nokia have tied them in as a requirement for the core package

. If it's space you're after, then you could just delete the files.

SirMuttley	2010-02-17 , 13:34
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Originally Posted by noobmonkey

Ahhhh if we new that we would have something else to whine in this thread about - no idea what the differences are.

If you flash now to the global one, your next update will be the global one and so on and so on

No idea on the update front..... last time we got it about 7 hours after the rest... this time over 24 hours... could get better and / or worse

Flashing as stated above can be a sensible option but is not in any way required

Fair enough, good to know if I go the global route via manual flashing it only needs to be done once. That does make it slightly more attractive but I think the UK firmware would need to be delayed a few more days until I can be bothered.

Really I'm just interested in the why, not the when.

arnoldthebat	2010-02-17 , 13:37
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Originally Posted by fraaaaanka

Just to let you all know in the Uk, the reason its taking so long for the update is because UK is getting some extra features as listed below
Video Calling

Integrated MMS

Ovi 3.3 with Navigation

Full call logging

Feature rich calender

Outlook Mail

I wish!

Unfortunately the real reason we haven't got the update is that Nokia are not supporting the UK anymore. They (Nokia) say we all moan and whinge far too much so they wont give us anymore firmware

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hellnick	2010-02-17 , 13:39
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Originally Posted by SirMuttley

Fair enough, good to know if I go the global route via manual flashing it only needs to be done once. That does make it slightly more attractive but I think the UK firmware would need to be delayed a few more days until I can be bothered.

Really I'm just interested in the why, not the when.

I too can sort of live with a slight delay for a small change like this, but can you imagine reading through the 700 page thread we're likely to see when we have another large upgrade?

Think I might just bite the bullet and flash to a global firmware this afternoon.

Can someone tell me how to do it?

sorry, joke... el oh el?

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	noobmonkey	2010-02-17 , 13:39
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Originally Posted by SirMuttley

Fair enough, good to know if I go the global route via manual flashing it only needs to be done once. That does make it slightly more attractive but I think the UK firmware would need to be delayed a few more days until I can be bothered.

Really I'm just interested in the why, not the when.

In the same boat as you - but really - the changelog doesn't make me want to jump ship just yet

	ZackMorris	2010-02-17 , 13:40
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Originally Posted by daperl

Can you be more specific. Are you saying someone with a Mac initiated a video call that you received from your n900? If so, what Mac and what version of OS X were they using? And did they use iChat or Google Mail in a browser? If the latter, what browser and what version? According to Google, they're browser Talk plugin doesn't support Snow Leopard. Thanks.

It was a Macbook, and it was done from the browser, it was the version before Snow Leopard, and they used Safari. Two different friends and it worked fine.