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stew-b |
2010-05-29
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updated my wifes n900 and cant see much that would really benefit me and i read page after page of issues with the new update so should i even bother updating???? hmmmm......
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2010-05-29
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@ Finland
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Yes always update to the latest firmware. If you want to play safe, then flash your phone to the latest one.
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2010-05-29
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@ Budapest, Hungary
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Originally Posted by stew-b
Yes, you should.
updated my wifes n900 and cant see much that would really benefit me and i read page after page of issues with the new update so should i even bother updating???? hmmmm......
It contains a big bunch of bug fixes and a few new features. It is good.
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2010-05-29
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"if it aint broken do not fix it", and KISS-principle tells you (and me) we shouldn't.
However, just for the excitement, I think I will upgrade next week when I can take the risk more lightly.
However, just for the excitement, I think I will upgrade next week when I can take the risk more lightly.
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2010-05-29
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Originally Posted by zimon
Risk lol? What risk?
"if it aint broken do not fix it", and KISS-principle tells you (and me) shouldn't.
However, just for the excitement, I think I will upgrade next week when I can take the risk more lightly.
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2010-05-29
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Originally Posted by zimon
thats just it,im very happy with the way it all works now!
"if it aint broken do not fix it", and KISS-principle tells you (and me) we shouldn't.
However, just for the excitement, I think I will upgrade next week when I can take the risk more lightly.
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2010-05-29
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its your phone you decide whether to update or not !! neways its as the guy above said i am happy the way its working too
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2010-05-29
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dont do it.i would wait until a new firmware release comes with a few bugfixes.IM,speed and battery improvement.maybe pr1.21
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2010-05-29
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Originally Posted by AndrewG
Fixing something which aint broken.
Risk lol? What risk?
There is always a risk doing big upgrades in IT-systems.
And I need my N900 to work these next days. If something goes wrong in the upgrade, I wouldn't have time to concentrate solving the problems. Also the extra applications has to be re-installed.
Is it a big or small risk, I do not know or much care. I just know I am wise not to take it currently. I've learned my lessons with IT-systems before.
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2010-05-29
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@ USA
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Ill switch you, regretting the update! 