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K800 Firmware Overview |
happykhan
Joined: Sep 03, 2005
Posts: 185
From: Mashhad, Iran
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Is it true that K800 doesn't have "Mega Bass"? |
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boman1882
Joined: Jul 31, 2006
Posts: 96
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yes its true, i personally don't think the speakers on the K800 could cope with a mega bass function. even tho the head phones from the W800 clearly could,.
Phone history: Siemens SL10, C25, C35, Sony J5, LG ??, Nokia 3310, 8210, SE S700, SE W800, SE K800 |
darrengf
Joined: Dec 21, 2003
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On 2006-08-01 13:48:17, Fernandinho wrote:
Mine has the R1CB firmware, the battery goes empty I'm not able to recharge it... appears a white screen and it doesn't get back... I have taked the battery and tied again to recharge, but no success, anyone has this bug or probem also?
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Yep had the same bug in mine, However i took the phone of charge and left the battery out for a min, Placed the battery back in and put it back on to charge, The red led in the infrared bit came on and the phone started to boot about 5 mins after that.
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Fernandinho
Joined: Sep 26, 2004
Posts: 38
From: Alcochete, Portugal
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Thank you darrengf for you help.
I have tried that, it doesn't work like so simple like that, but finally, after many trying i could charge the phone... I hope SE solve this bug soon... I never saw a SE phone with so many bugs like this one... I want my K750i back  |
Vercetti
Joined: Jul 25, 2006
Posts: 151
From: The Netherlands
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It s*cks that so many people have so many problems with the K800i.
I hope that there will be a new firmware soon. I'm getting tired of seeing al those bugs on my phone.
Phone history: T20e, T100, T630, K600i and now K800i |
boman1882
Joined: Jul 31, 2006
Posts: 96
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my k800 if fine.
i'm just sorting out free 3G and video calling now ...
go to getjar.com for some cool java games
Phone history: Siemens SL10, C25, C35, Sony J5, LG ??, Nokia 3310, 8210, SE S700, SE W800, SE K800 |
serg
Joined: Jan 04, 2002
Posts: 83
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Fernandinho
if you never had any SE phones more buggy than k800, try to use k700 or k750 with first firmwares  i think k800 is much more stable compared to those SE phones |
mwarner
Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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From: Warwickshire, England
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I totally agree with Serg. Whilst there are bugs with the initial firmware on the K800, it is overall a much better firmware than the initial firmware released on previous SE phones.
I think a lot of people read the list and thing 'Wow! That's quite a long list of bugs', but those bugs that are present are all just slight irritations. I, for one, have not had my K800 crash one and I have not read anything to support the accusation that the firmware is unstable. |
Fernandinho
Joined: Sep 26, 2004
Posts: 38
From: Alcochete, Portugal
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On 2006-08-01 19:09:05, serg wrote:
Fernandinho
if you never had any SE phones more buggy than k800, try to use k700 or k750 with first firmwares i think k800 is much more stable compared to those SE phones
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I have Sony Ericsson Phones since T28S... T68i, T610, first versions of K700 and K750i and none of them had been so buggy like this one... I know what I'm talking about!
I don't understand where's the head of SE engeneers and why doesn't they release immediatly some new firmware better than this one... |
Gud
Joined: May 21, 2002
Posts: 207
From: Sweden
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I agree as well to the stability of the initial K800 firmware. The K800 reboots once every other week, while the initial K700 and K750 rebooted several times per week (sometimes several times per day).
The only issue I have with the K800 after some three weeks is that the cameracover open often too in my pocket.
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mwarner
Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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From: Warwickshire, England
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> I have Sony Ericsson Phones since T28S... T68i, T610,
> first versions of K700 and K750i and none of them had
> been so buggy like this one... I know what I'm talking about!
I have to say I am rather suprised you have had more problems with the K800 than your previous phones. As you probably realise I have carefully monitored the firmware of all recent SE phones (having maintained the Firmware Overview pages here at Esato for the last 3 years or so) and in my experience the K800 has the most bug free initial firmware.
What problems are you experiencing with your phone? |
gadgetboytom
Joined: Feb 12, 2002
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From: London
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Have i posted this?
My k800i:
T-Mobile (Branded) R1CF001 (CDA102511/12)
P1i and E51 |
SE Rules
Joined: Oct 07, 2004
Posts: 398
From: London
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Well I've just had some strange goins on, for example, since I've had the phone for nearly a month now, not a single crash or white screen. However, in the last two days, I've had as many crashes! One whilst surfing the net, and the other when just going through the menus! 
I suppose the next firmware will sort it though...
One more point, I've noticed that if I click 'Applications' in the activity menu, it takes around 3-5secs to load, but if go throught the menu system its instantaneous?! Anybody else get this?
Cheers
Want to stretch your mind? Try this if you dare!!!Philips Diga > Nokia 3210 > Nokia 3650 >  K750 > Nokia N80 > K800 > K850 |
obentou
Joined: Sep 19, 2005
Posts: 364
From: Toronto
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Haha I'm still uncertain about purchasing this phone. Argh. |
SE Rules
Joined: Oct 07, 2004
Posts: 398
From: London
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On 2006-08-02 01:41:45, obentou wrote:
Haha I'm still uncertain about purchasing this phone. Argh.
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Dude, seriously, don't worry about purchasing it, it truly is a masterclass phone! I mean for a new phone it absolutly destroys the K750. The firmware is solid, despite waht many people complain about, a lot of the problems are individual.
Also, we're getting to that time when a new firmware will be released clearing up many of these bugs, and also improving the amazing picture quality even more!
My advice, you wan't be disappointed!
Cheers
Want to stretch your mind? Try this if you dare!!!Philips Diga > Nokia 3210 > Nokia 3650 > K750 > Nokia N80 > K800 > K850 |
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Posted: 2006-08-01 14:31
K750 > Nokia N80 > 
