ANYONE FROM NOKIA PLZ.. 5800 XM; 0575590

As xbungle did about the date of n97 fw update, pls anyone from NOKIA tell us - the unlucky people - when will the update v40 be released for the product codes including 0575590 over NSU or OTA.. Nokia care point is out of reach thats why..
Message Edited by fais123 on 29-Jan-2010 11:42 AM

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