Nokia N95

mrbob2 · #81 09-08-2008, 05:38 PM

Im hiding in chesterfield,

anyways,

I recently updated my firmware to v30 so the phone was erased, the apps were put back on ONLY to phone memory.

The memory card was removed, files take off (only files and folders that were visible) that contained pics, progs, vids etc

The card was put back in the phone, memory after a restart is around 27, then hovers around 23, then after a couple of hours use it stays at 14.

I restarted my phone this morning, sent 10 text to the missis. played a few games, playes pics and vids, and now the memory is 14.36mb.

I use resco viewer and photirite to view pics as thumbnails, i know these progs create tiny thumbnails on the memory card (cache) to speed up display the next time i view the pics.

I was told by someone on here a while ago that as these files arnt cached to memory, that shouldnt be the reason why my memory goes down.

Its not my phone thats the problem as if i stick in my 2gb card (which is full) the ram stays around 25mb all day.

Very strange, which is why me getting a bigger card would be pointless (boo hoo)

prodigy21 · #82 09-12-2008, 11:17 AM

Hi Guys

I recently upgraded my firmware to V30 using a generic NZ product code and it went through fine. Had no hassles what so ever. I even upgraded one of my mates mobile and that went through fine too. Had no hassles or issues with NSS.

hairil.abubakar · #83 09-12-2008, 05:16 PM

what applications do you have installed?

bobindra · #84 09-15-2008, 07:00 PM

Hey guys quick question:

Does changing the product code to upgrade, AND THEN CHHANGING IT BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL invalidate the warranty still?

I know for a fact that service centres can see records of changing the product code, and upgrades, but not sure if its still invalid once its changed back.

93tid · #85 09-15-2008, 07:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobindra

Hey guys quick question:

Does changing the product code to upgrade, AND THEN CHHANGING IT BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL invalidate the warranty still?

I know for a fact that service centres can see records of changing the product code, and upgrades, but not sure if its still invalid once its changed back.

Yes, it's invalid even if you change it back.

tom_moran · #86 09-22-2008, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by sp00k

Hmm... If you EVER change your product code AND connect to the updater (which is done via Nokia's server), believe me, NOKIA KNOWS!.... It's even recorded on the data that can be accessed by NSC's... Changing it back again won't alter their records!

he's not wrong, i can prove it too. just need an imei from a "changed handset"

and yes this is not nokia's doing, this IS down to the networks. nokia spent a lot of money making the n95 and i know they would like it to be used to its full potential

tom_moran · #87 09-22-2008, 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Wira_lover

one dude said to change it back to its original code,so tht if i were to visit the nokia dealer for any warranty claims *wish i pray i never have to do* they wont be able to know ive messed around with it...Is this true ?

awwwww

whats wrong with us?? were actually quite nice people you know!!!

tom_moran · #88 09-22-2008, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by AngusG

The original product code's printed under the battery near the sim card holder

PM me and ill tell you if its been changed, see told you we were friendly

tom_moran · #89 09-22-2008, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by n95graphite

Ok here is a question. Besides changing the product code to update firmware, alot of people including me do this in order to add different languages to the phone. Is there any other way to add a language besides changing poduct code then updating via NSU. This new development could cause many of us some problems

yes but only us at nsc's can do it