Wheres the N95-3 firmware upgrade to match N95-1 v...

I have a N95-1 with v20 firmware and the changes in the camera software are like night and day as far as speed and operability of the camera.. Now I own a N95-3 and it is still on v11 firmware. The camera software is old and archaic worse then the original non-updated N95-1. Its so slow it makes using the camera totally unbearable.
NOKIA CAN WE PLEASE GET A FIRMWARE UPGRADE FOR THE N95-3 THAT WILL MATCH THE V20 FIRMWARE ON THE N95-1.

I paid for the phone 600$ and no Firmware update and this is my first Nokia Phone , I am NOT happy NOKIA
I will never , never again bay your product !!!
Is it because we are in North America that we do not deserve the update...
We need some answers Nokia
Thank You !!!!

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I recently upgraded to newest firmware. Now using wifi causes occasional crashes.
I use the browser and it works for a while, but sometimes a page will not load (the progress bar will just keep slowly moving). So I stop it and exit the browser. On the main screen It still shows I'm connected. However if I select my connection it doesn't show the 'disconnect' option. If I select 'search for wlan' it just crashes (well not a complete crash: I can get into menus and some applications work but the main screen is messed up and I can't make calls).
I basically have to turn the phone off and on again.
I set wireless settings to default. Also I have removed my saved wireless networks and connected from scratch. I have tried both WPA and open authentication (on two different routers). One sure way to make it crash is trying to login at hotmail.com but it happens to many sites.
Everything worked fine with my old firmware (v20.X?, I can't remember).
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I really don't want to downgrade my firmware or reset all the settings.
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I can connect to a WLAN network and use the WLAN connection for a few minutes. Within 5 minutes of initiating the connection, the connection stops working. The WLAN icon still appears in the upper right corner of the Standby screen, the WLAN section below the Calendar entries in the middle of the Standby screen says I am connected to the Wireless Access Point and Connection Manager shows the WLAN access point as still being connected. Even if I completely power off the Wireless Access Point and leave it off, the WLAN icon never leaves the Standby screen and Connection Manager says I am conencted, even though I am obviously not. This state of the handset thinking it is connected, but not actually being connected causes the battery to drain rapidly, not to mention no access to the network. Any attempt to disconnect the connection via the Connection Manager will cause the phone to become unstable and lock up. Only a battery pull will restore access to the handset. I have access to and have tested this on various models of access point including Linksys WAP4400N, Cisco Aironet 1131AG, Cisco Aironet AP-1220B Netgear WGR614v6 and Qwest GT701-WG and the results are the same. I have tried various channels and both 802.11B and 802.11G and the result is the same. I have tested various security settings including no security, WEP, WPA1 and WPA2 and the result is the same. I have tried resetting the phone to factory defaults via Settings in the menu. I have tried resetting with *#7370# and not restoring from a backup. I reconfigured the phone from scratch. I have tried resetting via powering on the phone while holding * + TALK + 3, again reconfiguring from scratch. I tried reinstalling the firmware via Nokia PC Suite, again reconfiguring from scratch (I have no idea why, but after I reinstalled the firmware, the reinstall firmware option is now gone from Nokis Software Updater. I can't reinstall this version ever again apparently). I can duplicate this issue after a fresh reinstall with no applications installed and all settings at factory defaults. This is obviously a problem with the firmware. I sent my under warranty phone in for repair. We'll see what they say.

The firmware upgrade file is not supported on this hardware version MI424-WR Hardware Ver. C

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Avoiding Firmware Upgrade Grief

Assuming that you have a non-UDP (User Data Preservation) phone, like the N95, a firmware upgrade can be a major thrash. Many posts in this forum attest to these problems, but they continue to occur, in part because of inadequate instructions.
Here are some thoughts that might be helpful:
1) FIRST: Ask yourself "WHY am I doing this?" If your aren't looking for any specific fix that you KNOW the firmware upgrade will address, then at least admit that you are possibly doing it "just because it's there." For those of us who have no other Everest in sight, that might be sufficient reason. But, it is a violation of the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" maxim. I know you know.
2) SECOND: If you are still going to do this, make the appropriate backups. Plural. In spite of the rather glib advice on the firmware upgrade screen, backups to your Memory Card are NOT/NOT equivalent to those made with Nokia PC Suite. I'll explain why in a bit. Sure, go ahead and do both, but the Nokia PC Suite backup is the (only) one that will be likely to get you out of the woods. And that, only partially.
a. Backups to a Memory Card give you NO CONTROL over what is backed up OR restored. It's all or nothing, and sometimes what's included in "All" is just enough to trash your newly-updated phone.
b. Backups with Nokia PC Suite allow YOU to CHOOSE both what you want to backup and restore. So, backup everything if you like, but realize that you NOT successfully restore a highly customized system in one fell swoop after a firmware upgrade. But you CAN get back the essentials (if you have made the backups). By "essentials," I mean user-created data that you could not recreate easily or at all (contacts, messages, etc.). I do NOT mean specific applications, which you should be able to reinstall separately.
c. What about all of those Nokia Maps locations? Go to your Landmarks application, select every one you might ever want to see again, and then SEND them to another compatible Nokia phone via Infrared. Save them all on the second phone (you can reverse the process to get them back on your main phone). Wait: You are thinking about a firmware upgrade and have no comparably functional backup phone? Please reread item 1) above
d. Did you have to do any MANUAL configuration of Packet Data Access Points? I did before I could get my N95 to work as a modem for other devices. Write those details down somewhere. You'll need them. Same for WPA encryption keys and SSIDs. Consider putting this info in the fields of one of your contacts, so you can later use cut/paste to enter your encryption keys for your APs.
e. Make a list of every purchased application you have currently installed, even if you don't intend on using them again. Make sure you have product registration codes available. You'll need them.
Attempts to do an overly-comprehensive restore after firmware upgrade can cause serious problems such as loss of both 3G and WiFi data connectivity. That should be enough to get anyone's attention. It got mine after the fact! If you make careful, incremental backups of crucial information and are willing to be patient, you can eventually get your system back the way you want it.
3) BACKUPS all done? Too bad Nokia provides no verification process outside of the PC Suite log, but it usually works well-enough without it.
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Very useful post. However I have to say that all those steps are necessary even if you have a FP2 phone with UDP. From my experience all that UDP does is to screw up your phone even more after a firmware upgrade. It's always better to start with a clean slate anyway
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