N86 New Firmware v20.115 is Out!!!

Great news mates! A major firmware is out for the N86! It brings many new features to the Cam and Real Player and of course other bugs are fixed! Update is available on NSU and FOTA!

Hehehehehe! Sorry.

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What is the true news on new firmware v20 for N95 ...

Hi !! Can Any one give me a real answer ?
I heard that the new firmware, the v20... Will include the setting for rotate screen, but after i have updated my phone, i did not see that setting anywhere.

02-Jun-2008 08:45 PM
knownothing wrote:
No, it does not.
it is v 20.2.005
RM-421
I think this is the newset version i can get now
hello
I have a N95 8GB v.1.2.011 - RM-421 Should I update via my PC Suite. I'm afraid things will get out of control. I bought my device in amazon.com USA

CANT FIND NEW FIRMWARE FOR N79

hi all
i have nokia N79. i am trying to update firmware but it shows that my phone is updated, ver.11 , i have come to know that N79 has new firmware v20 & v30, but my phone doesnt show that, pls help me update my phone with new firmware, thnks
Message Edited by crajolkar on 08-Oct-2009 01:06 PM
Solved!
Go to Solution.

If no firmware has been released for that particular product code then even a Nokia Care Point won't be able to update the phone.
http://techyoddsandends.blogspot.com/2009/09/firmware-availability-and-distribution.html
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N95 firmware v20 bugs??

I just found 1 probs with this new firmware (v20),
-camera did not shut down and exit automatically when the camera shutter is closed.
Did anyone has experiences like me?

Hi,
I'm not sure I can call this a bug, but I came across this once as well. Yesterday I opened the camera cover and took some photos, I wanted to take some more so I left the cover open for a while until the camera went into standby. I'm not entirely sure if I re-activated the camera before closing the cover, but when I did, the camera application did not close.
Actually this was a welcome surprise for me as I wanted the cam app ready for some instant snaps... Though I can't seem to get the cam app not to close now I probably stumbled upon a bug that requires some rare or special conditions in order to surface...

Any new firmware updates for Linksys E2500 yet?

I heard about this http://www.komando.com/news/241801/self-replicating-virus-infects-and-breeds-inside-linksys-routers and wondering if there are any firmware updates yet but I havent seen any unless one is being worked on?

If your router is infected, you can reload the same firmware and get rid of it (but of course make sure you disable or change the remote management port so it is not still vulnerable). The new firmware expected to come out will fix the vulnerability, but in the meantime, you can stop the attack by reloading...rebooting won't do it.

N86 firmware v20

I have a n86 on product code 0566656 and cannot get firmware v20 ,what code is it available on

mccbleue wrote:
mo_shef wrote:Even if NSU / FOTA Nokia still can release BETA firmware without even telling the customers. How on earth would you go from a good stable v11 firmware to a complete utter v20 firmware which aint even stable?
There are notes (official notes) that come with the v20 firmware package where it clearly states Maitenance Release which has to be explained to the customer if this is applied to their handset. I could put it on here but dont wanna break rules.
I was just telling not to update as its BETA firmware and would cause problems.
You are still misleading. The term "maintenance release" means that the update is purely aimed at fixing bugs and not adding new features, it does not mean that it is "Beta software". The definition of beta software is software that is released to volunteers for testing, beta is not software that is offered for general release to all users.
And if you are seeing, presumably through your work, "official notes" about Nokia products, then your are in breach of rules by discussin them. In my line of work, I often see information from device manufacturers that is regarded confidential, but you'll never find me repeating any of this information here or on any other forum because I'd be jeopardising my employer's relationship with the manufacturers and in doing so put my own job at risk - and I for one am not foolish enough to do that.
You should watch your step - several months ago, one of the long-term users of this forum 'disappeared' from the boards amidst rumours that he had been fired from his job with a European mobile network because he had been providing confidential information to an independent web site.
Why did the v20 firmware have new feature ? eg Fixed Focus, Face Dectection, OVI Standby etc As you can see its new features. Maintenance release is classed as Beta but they dont use that phrase BETA. Yes it official but still it says clearly that you have to tell customers that is maitenance release. Nokia directly wont tell you but on the notes it does.
Im ok I dont work for Nokia but I have paid Nokia for acess to services such as Notes, Firmware, Service Logs and many others. As long as Nokia got there money there ok with that.If i did work for Nokia i wouldnt say anything i'd rather keep my job lol.
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New firmware update v20 for N95 8GB

According to some sites the new firmware for the n95 8gb will have some good new features which will be out soon. here they are.
Changes/improvements made from MCU SW 15.0.015 to version 20.0.016
New features:
• Automatic Screen Rotation (ASR)
• Support for new combo memory added
Browser:
• Improvement when creating a voice call from WAP page.
• Improvements to embedded video functionality in browser.
• Sending email via browser flash plugin improvements.
Messaging:
• Mail in HTML format handling from Gmail IMAP server improved.
Connectivity:
• WLAN connection stability improvements
• BT connection stability improvements with certain BT headsets
• USB connection stability improvements
Telephony:
• Voice call handling improvements after certain type U.S.S.D message receiving.
• Stability improvements to gallery for case when there s lot of content in Gallery
• Improvements to switch application
• Voicemail icon handling improvements
Localization corrections:
• Deletion of all contacts now possible even more than 6000 contacts in phonebook
• Startup functionality improvements
Message Edited by wah007 on 01-Apr-2008 10:24 PM

05-Apr-2008 01:46 AM
jericho wrote:
So let us all hope that the sensitivity is just right or we have to wait for a new release to fix it or settle for 3rd party apps.
So, V.20 for N95-2 isnt just an april fools joke?
no its not a april fools joke. It is real.
I hope it fixes the video stuttering as my phone does that too.
Message Edited by wah007 on 05-Apr-2008 02:28 PM

N93 new firmware after V20.0.058

Do u think dis will hapn?...
I dnt think so. Now Nokia hav launched N93i, so no more production of N93 which has noise problem in optical zoom, ppl wont buy, rnt buying N93.
So no more firmwares for N93 after V20.0.058
Nokia introduced V20.0.058 so as to save itself frm d angry N93 customers who were facing so many probs wid N93
You cn see the firmwares for N80 n keep a look at N93i,N95's also. Firmwares for N80, N93i n N95 will com but there wouldnt b ny new firmware for N93

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N73 - new firmware out?

Hello!
I've seen a new firmware-version for my phone,
my Version is V 2.0628.0.0.1
i've seen V 2.0628.0.0.3
but the N73 isn't in the phone software update. When is the new firmware available? Or is the .0.0.3 no offical update?
Thx in advance for answers
Yuloc

grey area, i totally disagree with both of your points. With that many posts under your belt, i would have thought you would have something constructive for the customers to take positive out of, but you've failed us just like Nokia.
I don't want to wait 12 months for the "final working version" of a firmware to be released.
Take the N73, everyone knows the v3 fixes a lot of problems, it is available for some variants of the N73, but it should be available for all variants at the SAME time.
This is not an issue of waiting for the perfect firmware to fix everything on a phone, its about the gradual fixes along the way. The v3 firmware fixes the bluetooth for example, so i want that now, not wait upto 12 months for a fix to appear in a final firmware that fixes all problems.
I bought a 12 month contract, and if you expect anyone to wait upto a whole year for a firmware to be released to fix my phone your in cloud cuckoo land.
My Phone is unbranded, so it doesn't require any network invervention to ok the firmware, ONLY nokia is needed to release the v3 firmware for (xx.xx) variants, and have they done that? Have they hell, and any communication? None what so ever. Nokia's Logo should be : NOKIA - disconnecting peopleMessage Edited by sharpharp on 29-Nov-2006
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01:58 PM

New firmware version is out for Megastick 128

There is a new firmware version (2.05) for the Megastick 1 (128). Get it from Megastick 1 firmware page

I upgraded it and didn’t see any major differences. However now there are many volume steps. Apart from that I noticed that when the radio is not tuned to a proper channel there is no noise, not a useful thing but those are the only differences I saw. Still cant record in 44k (records in 22k format). Anyone tried it and saw anything different ?
One other thing, I don’t know whether this existed in earlier firmware versions, when you have a normal file which is not an MP3 file with the .mp3 extension you cant turn it on. I came across this when I tried putting several non MP3 files (ogg ) having the mp3 extension after .ogg didn’t work to see whether they have added support for new standards (Slim chance but who knows… )

New firmware 27.1.A.1.93 out, where changelog?

Hello! I've just bought a new C4, e5303. It had '81 firmware as stock. I successfully updated to '93. But I cannot find the changelog anywhere. May be someone know what has been fixed/added?

mchero wrote:
Just checked for new firmware & my router showing a new update available Monday AM! Wow, support staff must be working overtime on this. Will upgrade & hope that the device list displays correctly.
RM
Wow, that is great to hear . Many would really benefit from the new release should it fix the current issues with the will-be-old firmware version of EA6500 soon.

New firmware is out 27.1.A.1.106

And, as always, no info whatsoever about what new firmware changes.

You can find the latest available software update information on our product blog. For smaller updates it's generally just bug fixes and minor improvements. We don't provide any change logs.

My review: N95 Firmware v20, one day old!

Well - I have flashed the firmware and been using my "new" (for it certainly seems like a new phone) N95 all day now. It has only crashed once (curiously enough clicking on the top right link on the http://mosh.nokia.com page, a small green right-facing arrow). I certainly can't claim that level of stability with my desktop PC... so my one crash is par for the course, and very impressive indeed!
As many people have mentioned, there is a lot more free RAM now. Exactly how much is really immaterial as it is the enhanced capability of the phone which has resulted from this boost that matters. As a pretty exhaustive test I did the following:
Whilst on speaker phone to my business partner he sent me an email to my Hotmail account.
I opened up the messaging app and went to my Windows Live mail box.
I opened the email and downloaded an 85k Word document attachment on it.
The QuickOffice viewer opened the Word file.
Within the Word file was a web link - I needed to look at this and so copied it to the clipboard.
Returning to the menu I opened the browser and navigated to the link from the clipboard. The page was laden with graphics and a tonne of text. I zoomed to 50% and scanned through to read the information I needed.
Leaving the browser open, and just for the hell of it, I went to the menu and launched Widsets which duly connected to my WLAN and loaded up my widgets. I scrolled to the Darla Mack Mobile blog widget and opened it up, selecting the first story within (about the v20 firmware, of course!). This news post had a 70% of screen sized image on the page too.
Throughout all of this I changed screen orientation a number of times using both the slider and the option in the browser's menu. I also had a call blacklist application, as well as the excellent MobiGenie voicemail application running in the background at all times.
Before I closed everything down, I loaded Y-Task's memory module to see how much RAM was free - 6.7M of free RAM!!! Now that's what I'm talking about!!!!
I'd just like to say to anyone anywhere who has ever harboured or proffered the opinion that "it's a phone, it's not meant to do all that" or some variant thereof - what absolute rubbish! This new firmware has made the phone multi-taskable to such an extent that at last, the N95's slogan "it's what computers have become" can at last ring true!!
As for battery usage improvements, the fullness of time will reveal whether it really makes an impact. In the mean time, today, I have tested it as follows:
I have performed a firmware upgrade(!)
I took three backups on PC Suite via content copier
Used USB Mass transfer to copy 370MB of data from my memory card, via the phone
Installed 30 applications to the phone
Restored data to the phone (and subsequently reformatted the phone!) 3 times
Played with the web browser for 50+ mins on WiFi.
Chatted on MSN Messenger for around 30 minutes
Took 8 photos at 5MP each, most with flash
Played around in general with the phone for about 3 hours, on and off
Performed the aforementioned uber-test on the phone
Spoken in total for (according to my log) 2h09m
Sent 9 text messages
Watched one streaming video from my gallery, lasting 6 mins
My battery has JUST, after all of that, hit the low battery warning. I think that you'll agree that's an impressive performance for the N95. This is all with the phone set to lowest brightness, non 3G mode etc. to conserve maximum power of course, so that extra jolt of power that the N95 8Gb batteries have would still not go amiss... I suspect that I'd have been able to do a lot less if I was using high speed mobile networks for the data tasks I listed above.
The camera is also very much improved, about 3-4 times faster overall. It seems to produce better quality images with finer resolution of individual pixels. I think (?) they have increased focal length on macro shots from 10-40cm to 60cm (I could be wrong there). The update massively reduced shot-to-shot time and the simple addition of the processing image message really improves the process no end, curiously enough! Also, there is funny gray line grid mode (er, what's this acutally for??).
There are numerous tweaks here and there, like new sub-folders in the menus (very handy indeed) and new versions of some apps.
There are some rather glaring omissions however:
Nothing has been done with the accelerometer functions, no auto-rotate or tilt-navigation (a la RotateMe / Nokmote).
Videos and photos are still grouped together in the gallery and the 'albums' feature feels a bit like an afterthought (at the very least I would expect folders or album icon or something to show up in the photo/video stream).
There is still no control over compression of JPEG images from the camera (although this will probably be a minor issue to many).
The slider menu (which Darla Mack quite rightly commented on) from the N81 which allows you to set up how the slider action causes your phone to behave - where is it? This is such an obvious requirement for the N95 and has been the frequent cause of complaints on many forums since the N95's launch
There are a number of applications / software features, for example the multimedia menu, which are already present on other phones which have not been included here. Indeed I believe that some of the core apps from the N95 8GB are more advanced still... given the mess Nokia made of the N95-1 it would seem only courteous to have provided a full set of the latest core apps and menus
There are many other niggles, but I'm going to leave those ones down to personal tastes. That and the fact that I'm a software designer myself, so I'm always likely to think I can see a better way to do it!
To sum up, this firmware update was very much needed and overdue. Nokia's handling of this issue and of it's customers has been appalling. Making people wait for 5 months without word, having superceded a very flawed and expensive phone was not, under any stretch of the imagination, a good way to go about things.
Now that it v20 is here, the N95 flies! It is suddenly reborn and I'm so glad I own it now. It works beautifully and is so stable... it really is a pleasure to use now. I'm glad of my memory card slot and camera lens cover - I wouldn't trade this up for an N95 8gb or anything else I've seen on the market now! (yes that includes you iPhone!! ;P )
My final thought on all of this? Thank Jebus they fixed the infernal keypress bug!!! XD

To be fair, this update addresses nearly all of the concerns that we've had. It specifically addresses the top 2 concerns - memory handling and the poor performance of the camera application, slow load times and processing times.
There are a bunch of other updates as well which are just icing on the cake.
I think through 3rd party programs you can achieve most of what you are trying to do. I'm sure the n95 will recieve yet another update. The attention they have put into updating the phone to support the music store and ngage means that it will recieve additional bug fixes, especially once they begin to get a revenue stream from these new services being launched in december.
I think the n95 if anything has been shown to be a winning device. I believe it will continue to have Nokia's support due to the fact that it is one of the most capable devices in the lineup. I believe the 5 month development time since the last update is due to how comprehensive the overhaul of the firmware has been. Now that version 20 is out, we will see smaller incremental updates. The tough part (overhauling the memory system and operating system, better battery management etc) is over.
I'm really enjoying my device now.

NOKIA formalises when released new firmware for n9...

NOKIA, you are really ridiculous for how you handled all the holders of a n97/mini before you did pay a lot of euros then you realize that it was a huge **bleep** and have lowered the price so exaggerated now not even have the decency to respond to the owners saying When you can pull out a firmware that removes all the bugs this phone pitiful. We would do a class action against you for fraud

19-Aug-2008 10:58 PM
grschinon wrote:
19-Aug-2008 07:02 PM
leonfreeman wrote:
Today i checked avaibale new firmware for my
N95-1(RM-159) now have fw v21.0.015
and for
6290(RM-176) now have fw v3.06
on page http://europe.nokia.com/A4577224.
and two phones has a bugs!!!
But still old versions for this phones...
N95-1 - avaibale fw v12...
6290 - avaible fw v3.03...
It's no funy actual!!!
Nokia!!! You are can gut a problems if not released new firmwares!!!
It isn't Nokia's fault if your operator doesn't release updates.
http://linux.sgms-centre.com/nokiafaq/branded-phones/
What do you mean when say 'your operator'?
Do you mean cellular operator or other? Please write with more information! What is 'your operator' and how contact with him?
1) if you mean cellular operator, its full s(sory)... if we fly to another country we don't need change phone soft, so why you make reference on operator?
2) few months ago me succeded update on my n95 to v20.0.015 but now available v12 (what so rollback to old version)? And on 6290 when i bought it, the 6290 already has firmware v3.06 but on nokia page available v3.03 and you say is fault of 'operator' ? How it's can be?
May be is fault of NOKIA or some errors on database or web pages - then Nokia must check it and fix!!!
Message Edited by leonfreeman on 20-Aug-2008 10:57 AM
Nokia! Take a care for me and we real say THANK YOU NOKIA and you can collect a more money

Officejet Pro 8600 N911g new firmware will not install.

My printer: Officejet Pro 8600 N911g
Current Firmware: CLP1CN1416AR
My problem: Downloaded the latest firmware update (Version CLP1CN1322CR). When I go to install it, my printer shows as listed, but in the STATUS cloumn, it is listed as "Not applicable".
I turned my printer on/off.
I tried updating via network, and when it checks for an update, it states there are no updates avaiable.
I tried updating via USB.
I tried updating via the LCD panel on the printer, and when it checks for an update, it states there are no updates avaiable.
Is there something wrong as to why this current firmware will not install?
Thanks for any help.

New Firmware (CLP1CN1416R) was installed automatically (Printer was set for "Auto Update"). Prior to new firmware install, printer has performed flawlessly...no problems. Immediately after printer updated it's firmware automatically I began to have multiple problems.
First, it kept asking me to perform an "Alignment" which I dutifully performed only to have message come back that 'Alignment Failed". Printed sheet looked fine, and printer printed fine but now before any page will print the "Alignment Recommended" message comes up which I have to then override (Click 'Do Not Align' button at bottome of 'Alignment Recommended' message box. This is getting really OLD!! Simply unacceptable for a business class printer!!
Also, the printer randomly has started giving other messages such as "There is a problem with the printer or ink system" AND "Cartridges are Missing" ("when I've just recently put in new catridges and levels are OK!!) AND "Paper Jam" (when there is no jam!!)
None of these problems have occurred prior to the automatic firmware update. I believe the reason HP hasn't posted the new firmware update to their Customer Service website is that they know there are bugs in it and don't want to compound the problems the new version has already created. I seriously question why an automatic updating of firmware was done with equipment set to "Auto Update" and yet that same new firmware is not available to those who might have had their printers set for "Manual Update".
HP Customer Service - You need to issue a statement from the company as to what has happened with this firmware update. If there are problems, take responsibility for it and make it right. HP knows who it sent out auto updates to. These printer owners should be immediately notified and the situation made right. It is not real assuring to have your front line staff not know why the new firmware is not on the website. I do not like the idea of having to pay for a Support Call when the problems with my out of warranty printer are directly tied to the Auto Updating of said printer with apparently defective firmware.
I'd really appreciate a response back from someone in HP Customer Service.

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