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alexslane
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My phone came with a unlocked bootloader mate, I'm currently using the old ics. 303 firmware and finding it great.
But would be nice to have some of the custom firmware feature that are available, really fancy trying out paranoid android Rom.
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Del
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Ah sweet, I've never really gone for the custom roms myself as they usually don't have the bits I need in them, you know there personal to the dev and made for there selves but I do like modding lol
I think I'll wait a few more days but if Sony don't start fixing the jellybean bugs then I think back to ics for me and I may even unlock the bootloader and play around a little 
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Bonovox
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Have they not released a patch to fix the JB issues yet??
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Del
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Hi Sean, Sony have released an update to Italy but none of the main issues have been resolved yet 
Typical Sony really.
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Bonovox
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Oh ok strange never know why they do that
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Del
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Sony were the same when I had the xperia s mate, great phone on GB and then Sony released ics which was full of bugs it was horrendous, then we had to wait months for any sort of a fix, especially for UK sim free handsets, I waited 5 months and still no official update so I sold the s.
Got to admit it looks like Sony have learnt nothing from that 
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Bonovox
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That's what I love about Nokia(not the only reason)they are so good with regular updates and look after their customers.
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Del
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I hate to admit it but I think Nokia are a bit more on the ball regarding updates, especially to all customers, it's just sad that they never went with android 
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itsjustJOH
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On 2013-03-08 20:28:04, Del wrote:
I hate to admit it but I think Nokia are a bit more on the ball regarding updates, especially to all customers, it's just sad that they never went with android
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Bonovox
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Not just since Elop either it was the same with Symbian etc. Every few weeks I get regualr updates to my phone & also system updates very quickly
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Del
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No I think he means it was down to Elop that Nokia never went to android, which is true 
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Bonovox
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Yes they would have made a killing
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alexslane
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Yep same here, I agree with that Nokia handsets were amazing at updates and when a update came you were always please to see that the problems you were having were vanished with your update.
Elop took a decision and unfortunately did not pay off at all. Don't get me wrong some of the windows handsets that are out are nice enough phones indeed, I for one had the lumia 800 before this but could not get any of the market stuff that I wanted, have to say though the battery was a damn site better than this.
I'm back on ics @del not sure for how long though as I don't like not having the latest firmware.
I'm very disappointed that the UK generic handsets get update so bloody late.
Im even thinking of changing to a different brand. Don't want to but support ain't what it should be and I have to live with this phone for another 21 months.
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Del
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Yep same here Alex mate, I loved my old Sony Ericsson Neo, which my brother still has, my old Sony xperia s was great on gb and then don't stuffed it with ics and now my t great on ics, so far jelly bean is a waste of space  all Sony had to do was give ics the updated camera that came with jellybean
I was seriously considering getting the Z later in the summer when my contract runs out but now I'm going to have seriously consider the other brands now.
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alexslane
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Yeah I agree with that as well a updated ics would have been nice with the camera features that comes with the jelly update, giving people a option either ics or jelly not making it a must if you want the features to update.
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