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T-Mobile Upgrades BlackBerry 8700/8705 Software

Posted by gasusan2005 on August 13, 2007 – 8:32 am  Share
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8700g The new BlackBerry 8700/8705 Handheld Software Upgrade Version 4.2.1.91 is now available.

Customers with older versions of the BlackBerry 8700/8705 software can upgrade at T-Mobile.com for free.

The software upgrade includes a number of fixes:

  • The new software includes the Daylight Savings Patch (DST2007)
  • The device no longer encounter issues when attempting to roam internationally.
  • The device no longer freezes with a spinning hourglass or reset unexpectedly.
  • New platform upgrade to 4.2 just like the BlackBerry Pearl.
  • The new software includes access to BlackBerry Maps.
  • Lotus Notes calendar compatibility is now supported.
  • Media (ring tones and pictures) file transfer using Bluetooth is now available.
  • The addition of the media icon allows the customer to view ring tones and pictures.

Customers will need to re-download the Instant Messaging (IM) client if they use this application. To download the IM client, follow these steps:

  • At Home screen, scroll to the Internet Browser icon and click the trackwheel.
  • Expand Internet Browser Links. To expand, scroll to Internet Browser Links and click the trackwheel. Click Expand.
  • Scroll to Install Instant Messaging and click the trackwheel.
  • Click Get Link. The device will then download the IM application.

For more information visit T-Mobile Blackberry upgrade

Source: Boy Genius Report

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