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The Nokia N97 gets a Firmware Update to v22.0.110

 

Thanks to MyNokiaBlog, we’ve come to know that the Original Nokia N97 got a firmware update today, to version 22.0.110. It’s previous firmware was v21.0.102.

[Note: The previous v30.0.016 firmware for the Nokia N97 was apparently just a fault with the Nokia Software service and not an actual firmware]

The N97 does have UDP (User Data Preservation), so while its always a good idea to backup all your data before the firmware update, none of your programs or data should be affected with the update.

Remember you can update using the N97’s OTA (Over-The-Air) feature, or if you prefer you can downloadNokia’s Software Updater application to update your N97 on your windows PC.

(Note: From what we’ve heard, the Firmware update is only available OTA right now)

If there’s no new firmware detected for your device yet, it might be because it hasnt reached your region product code yet, or maybe your device is carrier branded. It should roll out to all product codes eventually though.

No Official Changelog yet. We’ll update this post when we find one.

Edit: Here’s a changelog via EsPhoneBlog:

Data package content, corrections or changes :

* Corrections to TOP ~15 issues reported in the field
* OTC cases fixed:
o Wrong Cherry number used in Russia and Spain
o “System error” displayed occasionally at first start-up. Reported e.g. by Vodafone.

Genius cases fixed:

* Contacts performance improvement:
o #144324: Voice dialing not working when there are 2000+ entries stored in Contacts.
o #134637: Phone prompts “Memory full” when searching for names

Localisation & language variant specific:

* #154188: Message editor crashes and writing fails if predictive text input is On. (Arabic UI, v15 language variant)
* #146139: Scrolling to left and right works the wrong way around in Photos – Captured when using Arabic UI
* #147509: QWERTY keypad input does not work correctly with Calculator. (Chinese language variants: v19, v25, v26)
* #139207: “Slide to Answer” localization error (Hebrew)
* #140654: Localisation error in Bluetooth Audio – “Set as (un)authorized” (Czech)

Misc:

* #141675: “Security module error” shown in display occasaionally at start-up
* #147863: Occasionally device hangs and restarts soon after start-up.
* #137558: Device keylock opens (although it shouldn’t) when dialing a number using a carkit. (CK-300, CK-600, also some non-Nokia, factory installed car kits)

Others:

* Default Nokia tune is played as ringing tone for incoming calls instead of the one user has defined in Profile settings. Also sometimes device ahs stopped alerting for incoming calls. Both issues are now fixed.

Have you updated your N97 yet ? Notice anything new with the firmware update that we might have missed ? Do let us know in the comments y’all!

   

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Comments (4)

  1. eilijon Thursday - 01 / 07 / 2010 Reply
    Thank you Cj for linking to me! Love your site!

    Did you notice that also the Nokia 6700 received a new firmware today?
  2. Drcricket Thursday - 01 / 07 / 2010 Reply
    hola seejay

    lol the previous update never lived, after updating I lost all the music files, though thankfully messages & photos remained
  3. drcricket Thursday - 01 / 07 / 2010 Reply
    o #144324: Voice dialing not working when there are 2000+ entries stored in Contacts

    haha 2000+ entries?
  4. Drcricket Thursday - 01 / 07 / 2010 Reply
    all the music files went hidden after the firmware update

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