Posted by GingerDiscoBalls
hi,
i finally replaced my stolen t68i.....got it a few days ago. the box has "R7A" written on it....can someone tell me what that relates to. Also how can i find out the date of manufacture? its supposed to be a very new phone... i.e built in the last few moths but it only has the R2F software/firmware (not sure what its called) on it. can anyone tell me how to find out the build date?
Posted by superman17
..remove the battery and look for the _ _w_ _ like for example 02w27, this means that the unit was made year 2002 under week 27 so most probably it's sept. coz there's 4 weeks in a month.
Posted by idries17
But could that also mean tat it's the production of the batt instead of phone? btw, whta os the latest SW for T68i?
I'm currently using R2E006, does anyone know any know bugs and should I be upgrading my phone's SW?
Posted by Miss UK
cant u press this *#0000# with SE? It works with nokia and siemens! my phone made 20.12.02
Posted by debsail
R7A refers to the software release version. I believe this is the latest version from SonyEricsson.
Posted by dBAGZiq
@idries17
my phone is also r2e006...its a good version...if you want to upgrade start with an r6a and up...r7 is the latest version...r5d007 has not much improvement from the r2e...ill be upgrading my phone this weekend
Posted by CPM
Yo! Do you mean there's an R7a software version already? Just had my phone upgraded to R6A two weeks ago at Semicon and they told me that's the latest version.
Posted by Cytech
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there is a R7A, but it's not an offical release... it's exist only as a test version...
Posted by oki doc
R7A cool!
Posted by oki doc
btw, where can i get additional smiley's? Tnx!:-l
Posted by abe214
quick question? how much does a typical SW upgrade at Semicon cost? latest vresion is R7 right? TIA
Posted by homer
Posted by doc_lyn
Good am,newbie here.i startd browsing over the postd msgs last nyt & so far i'm enjoyng it.pardon my ignorance,what wld be the advantages of upgrading my T68i SW?& hw much wld it cost?;-) thanks