Nokia N95

AngusG · #**191** 03-16-2008, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by pseudofinn

@Angus That was me mate- yeah, even with a set of BH-604s, audio was cutting out on me when listening to music on the N95. Same with BH-902, Jabra BT8010. Doesn't happen on the N82. Someone said that faulty A2DP was at fault...

Hrmmm... you've done nothing but made me skeptical about this BH500 :P

pseudofinn · #**192** 03-16-2008, 02:20 PM

Sorry, mate. I haven't tested them out- but I can't say I have brilliant hopes for it. :-\

TechnoGoat · #**193** 03-16-2008, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by pseudofinn

Back to the discussion- I wonder if means that we'll be able to listen to music without the

cutouts now with BT headsets....?

Just trying it with my Motorola headset. Quality doesn't seem too amazing, but it's not cutting out (only been listening for 5-10 minutes or so).

The hissy sound when listening to quiet music with headphones bug is still there.

[edit]The range isn't very good either - move more than 1metre away and it crackles lots[/edit]

qquazgar · #**194** 03-16-2008, 03:37 PM

FYI

Well, I just contacted Vodafone when the 20.0.015 update would be made available for their phones with product code 0546669. Their answer: there are currently no plans or dates in relation to the release of this update.
Guess I can forget about the 2.0.016 update.

pseudofinn · #**195** 03-16-2008, 03:38 PM

Cool, mate- cheers. Did the Moto headset used to cut out on you, or was that always pretty stable before?

cinek · #**196** 03-16-2008, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by qquazgar

FYI

Well, I just contacted Vodafone when the 20.0.015 update would be made available for their phones with product code 0546669. Their answer: there are currently no plans or dates in relation to the release of this update.
Guess I can forget about the 2.0.016 update.

huh? I'm with vodafone as well, and I'm on 20.0.015 (updated long time ago ).....

Gaz · #**197** 03-16-2008, 04:26 PM

aye but there are several product codes and 2 hardware versions on Voda alone

Sexyback · #**198** 03-16-2008, 04:38 PM

sod it,id change the product code

ramjam69 · #**199** 03-16-2008, 05:01 PM

Hello Gaz, hope you can help me again. What Vodafone product codes work with V.20? I'm on 0552001 and it doesn't. Tried 0547869 and NSU doesn't even recognise the code!!

Help me and there'll be some thanks in it for you.........

LordTakyon · #**200** 03-16-2008, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by ramjam69

Hello Gaz, hope you can help me again. What Vodafone product codes work with V.20? I'm on 0552001 and it doesn't. Tried 0547869 and NSU doesn't even recognise the code!!

Help me and there'll be some thanks in it for you.........

Try changing it to a generic Euro code. Have a look around here to find out what it is and how to change it.

:edit: you will lose any Vodafone branding though.