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Monday May 05, 2003

So much for zoom

My laptop is out of town, so I figured this would be a good time to send my phone (T68i) off and get the firmware updated. The reason I wanted the update was to get a zoom feature on my Communicam. I documented the painful process a while back, and have been putting it off ever since.

I called up tech support to make the request - and was disappointed to find out that they don't do requests, only repairs. This means no zoom for me, unless something actually breaks on the phone and I really need something to be fixed. The internet and information flow being the way it is though, I'm willing to bet that the firmware upgrade is out there (and downloadable), now I just need to find it!

Pssssstttt - have a hard time reading this site? Here's some homegrown zoom for ya.

Posted in General at May 05 2003, 06:35:37 PM MDT 1 Comment
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In Norway you can get the firmware upgrade at one of the many Ericsson Service Points. It takes about 15 minutes. I have R7A013.

Posted by Karl-Martin Skontorp on May 07, 2003 at 07:34 AM MDT #

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