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Garblegnarf
W800
Joined: Dec 18, 2005
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Posted: 2005-12-22 00:34
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Managed to update my w800i without any problems using the latest SEUS2 2.2.11b or something. From sweden and phone updated with the EU4 driver.. whatever that means.
marinkobg
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Posted: 2005-12-22 00:51
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finally.. updated my fw to r1AA008

o2 branded
CDA 102338/10 R14A EUROPE_2

greatz 2 all
kupsman
K800 Black
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Posted: 2005-12-22 04:41
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happykhan:

tried it but same results
speak2al
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Posted: 2005-12-22 10:07
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***QUESTION*** - Please help.
Ok, nobody else has mentioned this so I'm wondering if its just me.
Since updating from R1L002 to R1AA008 I have noticed the battery life seems considerably shorter. Has anyone else noticed this? My phone is only 2months old, and instead of charging it approximately once a week, it now needs a charge about twice every 3 days...

Another thing I noticed is that I can no longer zoom in on a picture that has been on there since before the upgrade. Strange!

I am happy with R1AA008, other than the noisy earpiece thing which is shockingly bad! Since the upgrade, every now & then I can hear what sounds like a ruler being twanged on the edge of a desk!!!

Al
mwarner
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Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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Posted: 2005-12-22 10:14
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@speak2al

> I have noticed the battery life seems considerably shorter.

I can't say that I have noticed shorter battery life after the update. I am pretty sure I would have noticed the difference between recharging every 7 days and every 1.5days!!! Has anyone else noticed any difference?

> Another thing I noticed is that I can no longer zoom in on
> a picture that has been on there since before the upgrade.
> Strange!

I have just tried this and have not found it to be a problem.

Did your firmware update go ok? I would consider a Master Reset if I were you (and I was willing to loose the contents of my phone).

Mike
kremori
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Posted: 2005-12-22 10:16
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Can anybody please tell me when can i update my k750 vfe_2 vodafone branded to r1a008, until now i tried with seus 2 but i still have r1n035
thanx
happykhan
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Joined: Sep 03, 2005
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From: Mashhad, Iran
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Posted: 2005-12-22 10:50
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On 2005-12-22 04:41:17, kupsman wrote:
happykhan:

tried it but same results


I really don't know what else to do,it seems SE is not aware of the problem and they are not gonna fix it.
have u encountered any problems with ur halfly updated phone?
Mine sometimes acts strangely:

-2 times it lost SIM card and "insert SIM" message was shown.
-once my screen's backlight went dead with the keyboard light on!I fixed it by restarting the phone
-once the phone didn't go the standby screen and instead it asked me to select the writing language.after restarting it was fixed.

Has anyone else by any chance encountered such problems?
My k750i is halfly(95%) updated with R1AA ,EMMA 6,EU 1
Xugaa
K800 Black
Joined: Oct 05, 2005
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Posted: 2005-12-22 10:56
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what i've found with the 'r1aa008' firmware:

*fixed problem with phone would randomly reset itself or turn itself off.
*fixed problem with phone not recognising sim card (insert sim).
*faster menus.
*accesses aplications and programs faster (like java games).
*better mp3 quality and volume.
*bluetooth problems have been fixed.
*calls and voice mail etc sound clearer.
*slightly better screen display (sharper, brighter).
*rotating and zooming with camera faster.
*no hissing problems with any sound whatsoever.
*no computer conncetion or file manager problems.
*and NO bugs!!! yay for sony ericsson

this firmware i have found to be absolutley perfect and i wait for sony ericsson to bring a firmware out which will keep the same but advance the phone rather than having to focus on fixing things, and since i have found no problems with this i hope they can make the next one, but to advance the phone without introducing anymore bugs. sorry for those of you who for some reason seem to have bugs even with this one.

the only BIG!!!! problem i have is that the 'r1n035' firmware completely stopped my microphone (sound recording in video or simply recording sound from entertainment) from working. just cannot seem to do it, when asked to, you just get very faint hissing sound whne playing back (not same as hissing problem as above). MUST MAKE CLEAR THAT THIS WAS NOT INTRODUCED IN THIS FIRMWARE, BUT IN LAST: R1N035. yes to me... me, me of all people, yay

*can no longer zoom in on saved pictures.
bbaev
K750
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Posted: 2005-12-22 11:15
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I can zoom in on old photos all right... please remember that your picture has to be horizontal!

Bob
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mongoose3800
K800 Black
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Posted: 2005-12-22 11:23
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I have to say that I have definately noticed far shorter battery life. Just by using media player for say 2-3 hours will drain my phone to nearly 70% by the end of the day
bbaev
K750
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Posted: 2005-12-22 11:27
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battery life shouldn't be influenced by firmware, or else I would be very surprised. My phone's battery life is the same after the upgrade - still one charge is enough for about a week... And I use my phone A LOT!

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huggons
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Posted: 2005-12-22 11:41
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The update link is now showing on SE UK under the support tab (2.2.11b.exe). I tried to update my K750i, however I am told that there is no update available. I have call SE and was advised that there is still no update for Orange and that they are still awaiting Orange to give the green light for the firmware, however SE could provide no timescales. SE also mentioned that they belived this also applies to T-Mobile users.

Steve
speak2al
K750
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Posted: 2005-12-22 11:47
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Thanks for the fast replies!

@mwarner
I think the problem is with the dimensions of the picture. I have several jpgs that used to zoom (old FW) but no longer do, with dimensions of 1337x1859 and 792x1728 for example. Scrolling through in horizontal mode, the "1x" zoom icon simply disappears. I'll do some more investigating later if I get chance, see if I can find the limits.

@bbaev
I'm in horizontal mode, please see above. Also, get ready to be surprized!! - Look at the first post, under:
R1NA005
- Released on SEUS for the W800 on 15/10/05.
- Improved battery life over R1N035 <---------

@mongoose3800
Thanks for agreeing, at least I know I'm not going mad!!


Anyone else..?
maxim47
K750
Joined: Dec 10, 2005
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Posted: 2005-12-22 11:47
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2mongoose3800
2speak2al

No wonder that the battery life declined after update to R1AA08.
'Cause such things like:

- Rotating and zooming into pictures is faster and displays an egg timer whilst processing;
- Menu navigation (particularly when displaying thumbnail images) feels faster;
- External speaker sound level increased;
- Headphone sound level increased (by approximately 1 bar);
- Reduction of noise when playing low volume MP3s;
- Further Contrast / Gamma modifications have been made to the display to improve screen image quality;
- and other improvements;

just can't exist without extra power consumption.

Don't you think that every "faster", "louder", "brighter" etc. leads to considerable draining of power from battery?

I belive this is quite logically.

quaeler
K750
Joined: Jun 23, 2005
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Posted: 2005-12-22 12:09
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Quote:

On 2005-12-22 11:27:51, bbaev wrote:
battery life shouldn't be influenced by firmware, or else I would be very surprised...



you're joking right?

firmware controls the lion's share of the phone's operation - how long and how frequently the network is polled, how loud something is played back, how processes are given clock cycles, ... and all of these things consume power.
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