Well the N96 has only been available for a short time and has already had numerous software updates to cure a few problems with the OS.
It is also rumoured to be having another s/w update available very soon through NSU. It is already available through authorised service centres in the UK like CPW and any other official updaters you can find!
v12.035 software should be soon available for most euro product code handsets, a changelog will be sought out and posted here.
The Blackberry Bold 9000 has been released for a second time on the Orange UK network, the Bold was pulled from sale by Orange and RIM to sort out a few software glitches on the original firmware. This morning at 11:30am the handset was unleashed on general sale and upgrades, Orange took delivery of the handset last week and a full rigourous testing phase was completed before releasing the phone today.
I will post a report on the findings of the software fix in the coming days, so keep your eyes peeled for more news to follow.
Vodafone has priced up Research in Motion’s touchscreen BlackBerry, the Storm 9500, and it’s going to be giving it away.
Well, sort of. The iPhone-like handset will come free of charge, provided you’re willing to cough up £35 a month for two years to get access to Vodafone’s network.
Pay less per month, or choose a contract of 18 months’ duration, and the price of the Storm itself rockets to £300. Only go for a year-long contract and you’ll pay £500 for the phone.
RIM and Vodafone announced the Storm’s UK debut earlier this month. The handset sports a touch-sensitive 3.25in, 480 x 360 display, and can connect at HSDPA speeds of up to 7.2Mb/s.
Storm has a 3.2-megapixel camera and GPS. It’ll play music and movie files stored on Micro SDHC cards.
Source: http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/10/31/vodafone_rim_blackberry_storm_9500/
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