Did AT&T forget about us?

[Derausgewanderte]

I have what may be a stupid question. Is there a way to update the phone through the computer? I've been having problems with my phone connecting to the wifi where I live (I can't change any of the settings, it isn't my router), so I can download it over the air. Is there a way to do it on Windows 8 or is this only an OTA update?

You can flash it via Nokia Care Suite (NCS) after you downloaded the rom from the Nokia server via NCS. However, doing this will erase all your data and you start from a fresh rom installation. An update over the PC is not possible. I recommend finding another WiFi source to which your phone connects.

 

[cajunlte]

I stand corrected. Needed to reboot

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[CamiKitti]

In gears for about 20 minutes now. I'm getting nervous...

 

[Derausgewanderte]

In gears for about 20 minutes now. I'm getting nervous...

hang in there. it has taken 45min for some

 

[Corey]

You can flash it via Nokia Care Suite (NCS) after you downloaded the rom from the Nokia server via NCS. However, doing this will erase all your data and you start from a fresh rom installation. An update over the PC is not possible. I recommend finding another WiFi source to which your phone connects.

Well that just sucks. Kind of a bummer that I've got to hunt down a wifi connection now. Thank you for the quick response though.

 

[CamiKitti]

hang in there. it has taken 45min for some

Okay. I've never had a problem with updates. Grr. I bet this has to do with having a lot of apps and stuff. Now, migrating data. Thank goodness.

 

[Sakeeboy]

Nokia/MS should clearly state this somewhere that update finish time depends on how much data (apps, music etc) you have on your device!! Lesser data faster update...

 

[ZX9]

In gears for about 20 minutes now. I'm getting nervous...

Mine's stuck on 0%. Nothing. Nada. Rebooted and soft-reset.

 

[Fuzzy John]

Did anyone elses text message tone get softer?

Yeah. The new alert sounds wimpy.

 

[Jazmac]

OH OH, I can't believe it. its goin' down..

 

[lorenzattractor]

I was really looking forward for those Xbox Music improvements, but it's exactly like it was before or worse. Still getting errors, songs don't flow without a hiccup and the app takes a while to open. Meh.

 

[heather70732]

my phone did not get the call block. I can't find it anywhere? Did att block it?

 

[Etyrnus]

my phone did not get the call block. I can't find it anywhere? Did att block it?

should be in settings right above glance. My 920 got it, and I'm on at&t.

 

[TechAbstract]

It's the "call+SMS filter" in settings->system. You can add numbers to it by going to your call history and press then hold for 2 seconds on one of those caller/number and pick "block number..."

 

[irvin792]

No data sense :/

 

[Ed Boland]

I was really looking forward for those Xbox Music improvements, but it's exactly like it was before or worse. Still getting errors, songs don't flow without a hiccup and the app takes a while to open. Meh.

I don't see any difference in Xbox music either.. Of course I use Nokia music anyway. I like it a lot better.

 

[fpostrow]

Fantastic update. Glad ATT finally got this out despite the 10 day delay. All 4 of our 920's updated without a hitch. Glance is great, double tap to wake, FM radio ... cheers.

 

[lewiedude]

I noticed that the glance screen, in a completely dark room, illuminates all of the pixels, the black is illuminated to be black. My 925 doesn't have any other pixels illuminated when glance is on. I read somewhere that that is the difference between the 920's LCD screen and the 925's OLED. Is this right? That the screen on my 920 is powering pixels to illuminate for the purpose of glance? Won't that cause some kind of burn-in with my screen?

 

[multo]

I noticed that the glance screen, in a completely dark room, illuminates all of the pixels, the black is illuminated to be black. My 925 doesn't have any other pixels illuminated when glance is on. I read somewhere that that is the difference between the 920's LCD screen and the 925's OLED. Is this right? That the screen on my 920 is powering pixels to illuminate for the purpose of glance? Won't that cause some kind of burn-in with my screen?

Ips lcd won't have burn ins like amoleds. They just get something called image retention which goes away quickly

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[lewiedude]

So, safe to let glance run its normal way. Ok. Thanks for the help.