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Alessandro Pace's Forum Nokia Blog
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic firmware 40.0.001 on its way?!
biskero | 18 November, 2009 22:38
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic firmware 40.0.001 is almost here according to these pictures on Smartphone Area
Both pictures are from Smartphone Area
Alessandro
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Re: Nokia 5800 XpressMusic firmware 40.0.001 on its way?!
denoie | 27/01/2010, 15:38
i liked the resistive touch screen and tactile feedback,and the variety of input methods i give it a 5/5, Regards Car Leasing
Re: Nokia 5800 XpressMusic firmware 40.0.001 on its way?!
Propecia | 22/01/2010, 21:32
Thank you very much for the information provided! I was looking for this data for a long time, bit I was not able to find the trusted source
Re: Nokia 5800 XpressMusic firmware 40.0.001 on its way?!
amitkankani | 27/11/2009, 15:20
Thats a nice news.... I am sure Kinetic scrolling would be a thing to look for...
Hope however the RAM management too is improved further....
Will this be a OTA update or one will need to connect to PC ?
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adammathewjones | 24/11/2009, 15:59
The picture quality of this Phone is really powerful. We can hear the thousands of songs in this phone and feeling the quality sound like Ipod.
boat accessories
Re: Nokia 5800 XpressMusic firmware 40.0.001 on its way?!
biskero | 21/11/2009, 15:20
Ciao,
not sure, but it looks like from the picture that there is a homescreen like the N97
Alessandro
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teleoase | 20/11/2009, 09:02
Relaese Date ???
Is there an new Homescreen and Kinetic Scrolling in the update ??
Re: Nokia 5800 XpressMusic firmware 40.0.001 on its way?!
wirelessphonegallery | 05/02/2010, 17:05
The development of iPhone by Apple tended Nokia to develop their new phones in order to increase their sales and catch new customers. This what made Nokia develop the N series and has unleached the new Nokia expereince with touchscreen phones and bluetooth Nokia Accessories. The easily plug and play accessories made Nokia phones more easy and more realistic.