DKDogz54
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Not when the 8103010d error in the Store is fixable only by a hard-reset, or hopefully a firmware update.
Just updated hoping the error would be fixed. Error still there. Hard reset is the only option.
Not when the 8103010d error in the Store is fixable only by a hard-reset, or hopefully a firmware update.
Just updated hoping the error would be fixed. Error still there. Hard reset is the only option.
AT&T and Rogers probably paid Nokia to make this update 'exclusive' to them.Also, if what we heard is true that Apollo+ is coming in Feb, then it means Nokia is just going to combine the camera fix with that update for international unlocked phones, that's way too long to wait and what's stopping them from delaying it to March?
I did search. Check the timestamp on when I started the thread. It's the first one specifically addressing the massive update delay.I just don't see the reason to make yet ANOTHER thread with the same as others have made before you. This is a forum. Check the threads BEFORE you make another one, so it doesn't have to look so messy.
3. They said "by feb", I guess you read too much into your native language.
Did you flash your device using the Switzerland update? I live in Sweden as well.
It seems the OP made an incorrect assumption about the unlocked devices getting updates first. In saying that, I don't think you'll be waiting until February.
There was never any communication from Nokia in regard to paying a premium for an unlocked device and getting special treatment because you paid more. In fact, I think Nokia would rather you get an AT&T branded device. You paid more because you got it through a channel that may have imported the device, this was all your decision.
If you are mad because of carrier exclusivity and you choose to pay more to get it on your carrier, that is your decision. It feels like people expect Nokia to bend to their every need because they are in tough financial shape. The reality here is that the device is not perfect, neither was the One X, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy S3, iphone4, iphone4S, Iphone5 ... need I go on. There is an update in record time. It seems like February is just a placeholder for them to beat, I'd be SHOCKED if you have to wait until February.
In summary, calm down - I really don't think that it's going to take as long as they are saying. I agree that it's a mistake to say February if it'll really be January, but it will come sooner than you think.
Wow, talk about writing a long post without reading the original post or the thread since.It seems the OP made an incorrect assumption about the unlocked devices getting updates first. In saying that, I don't think you'll be waiting until February.
There was never any communication from Nokia in regard to paying a premium for an unlocked device and getting special treatment because you paid more. In fact, I think Nokia would rather you get an AT&T branded device. You paid more because you got it through a channel that may have imported the device, this was all your decision.
If you are mad because of carrier exclusivity and you choose to pay more to get it on your carrier, that is your decision. It feels like people expect Nokia to bend to their every need because they are in tough financial shape. The reality here is that the device is not perfect, neither was the One X, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy S3, iphone4, iphone4S, Iphone5 ... need I go on. There is an update in record time. It seems like February is just a placeholder for them to beat, I'd be SHOCKED if you have to wait until February.
In summary, calm down - I really don't think that it's going to take as long as they are saying. I agree that it's a mistake to say February if it'll really be January, but it will come sooner than you think.
Wow, talk about writing a long post without reading the original post or the thread since.
Last, but not least, how is it that folks that have gotten their update even bother to wade in on a topic that has nothing to do with them just because somebody else is expressing dissatisfaction? Wouldn't you have been dissatisfied if a major fix like this was made available only in Northern Europe or China and you were told it wouldn't be coming to your phone for two months?
This post is so riddled with BS that I do not know where to start. Anyway, a hint: Not every damned person lives in the United States of America.
Even Nokia does not headquarter there. Sounds incredible? It sure is!
Thanks for listening.