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  1. #1
    James Luff
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    Okay, so I have an N70 out of contract which I have just unlocked. I
    figured now it's out of warranty there is nothing to stop me updating
    the firmware and removing the awful Orange home screen!

    Downloaded the updater from Nokia and it all went smoothly and I now
    have the latest firmware on my phone. I disabled the home screen, the
    phone re-booted and it was gone... HURRAH I thought..... for a while.
    However, if I turn off the phone (which I do every night) when it
    switches on again the damn Orange home screen is back! I have to go into
    the settings and disable it, re-boot the phone and it's gone again. But
    this is quite a hassle every time you turn the phone on.

    Is there not any way of permanently removing the Orange branding? It's
    being used on O2 now anyway, why does the Orange stuff still remain even
    after flashing the firmware? Why do networks have to mess with the
    phones in the first place? Nokia spend a fortune developing their GUIs
    to work with the phone, why does some chump at Orange think they can do
    a better job than the professionals?

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  2. #2
    ©®
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    Re: flashed firmware N70 on Orange

    If you just updated with the Nokia update you may need to change your
    phone code so the update thinks it's a generic Nokia instead of an
    Orange one.
    See http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=344689 for more
    info.
    Hope this helps!





  3. #3
    Eyan The Mackem \(oo\)
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    Re: flashed firmware N70 on Orange


    "©®" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > If you just updated with the Nokia update you may need to change your
    > phone code so the update thinks it's a generic Nokia instead of an Orange
    > one.
    > See http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=344689 for more info.
    > Hope this helps!
    >


    Cheers

    I had the same problem, same network....

    **** gone





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