The Windows Mobile Thread
Shah
Cyborg Agent
Flash
Lost in speed
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maverick786us
Padawan
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When will we receive official GDDR2 for Lumia 920. I don't want to use the unregistered flash verison
When will we receive official GDDR2 for Lumia 920. I don't want to use the unregistered flash verison
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Flash
Lost in speed
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Some users of L820 & L920 already getting the update.. What do you mean by "unregistered flash verison"?
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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He probably mean he wants to flash his 920 rather than wait for the OTA.
I heard the images were leaked online recently. Look for the posts in wpcentral.
He probably mean he wants to flash his 920 rather than wait for the OTA.
I heard the images were leaked online recently. Look for the posts in wpcentral.
maverick786us
Padawan
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Its the other way round. I will prefer OTA which is safer than flash
Its the other way round. I will prefer OTA which is safer than flash
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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Should be available before end of August, most likely within a week's time. Thats my best guess.
Should be available before end of August, most likely within a week's time. Thats my best guess.
Flash
Lost in speed
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*www.windowsphonedaily.com/2013/08/rumor-windows-phone-8-gdr3-september.html
GDR2 update for Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 show up on Nokia
*www.windowsphonedaily.com/2013/08/rumor-windows-phone-8-gdr3-september.html
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^^May be. Or you may update the phone yourself using Nokia Software Updater
I guess we have to wait this month for the OTA Update.
^^May be. Or you may update the phone yourself using Nokia Software Updater
I guess we have to wait this month for the OTA Update.
maverick786us
Padawan
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I would prefer OTA over NSU. BTW is it safe to upgrade using NSU? Will it void the warranty if you do it using NSU?
I would prefer OTA over NSU. BTW is it safe to upgrade using NSU? Will it void the warranty if you do it using NSU?
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Yes it'll void warranty and as they say "it may brick your phone". But literally almost 90% Android owners keeps flashing ROM's (even I did the same for 3 years), nothing happened But again you can't guarantee anything
Yes it'll void warranty and as they say "it may brick your phone". But literally almost 90% Android owners keeps flashing ROM's (even I did the same for 3 years), nothing happened
But again you can't guarantee anything
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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It deletes App data, thats reason enough to not use it for me. OTA preserves App data on the other hand.
It deletes App data, thats reason enough to not use it for me. OTA preserves App data on the other hand.
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I don't think it will void warranty. The company itself is providing software update; we're not doing using any third party, then how come it will void warranty ?
I don't think it will void warranty. The company itself is providing software update; we're not doing using any third party, then how come it will void warranty ?
pranav0091
I am not an Owl
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Not completely. At worst after the update and a couple of restarts, your Others should not be more than 2GB.
Not completely. At worst after the update and a couple of restarts, your Others should not be more than 2GB.