Well, T-Mobile already published the new shipments with the corrected firmware (it has Internal Build code TM_P729TV1.0.0B07). And also I got information from T-Mobile that it will be available on 29th December at their own service stations, but you, ZTE, have already published it on your site (maybe mis-information, or simply the T guy had access to the restricted areas). But, if the written firmware isn't the one you made, may I get a preview of it, just to see if it works? Because T-Mobile made fool of me many times (told me that phone got water damaged, thus no warranty, but the phone was just opened from the box, etc), and if there's a need, I wouldn't like to run circles, but go to consumer protection first. Of course, not against you, I can rarely find such a responsive company anywhere, who make such high-quality devices at such low price (I wonder now, why HTC Android phones with lower hardware than the Blade costs so much. Maybe that shiny "Quietly brilliant" logo?), but against T-Mobile, that they won't swap the device, and I'm sure if the firmware does not work, they will have a backup story why not to swap the phone in warranty... I'm totally cool, I was upset when I got informed that T-Mobile got the new models with correct firmware (although I still can't see why the new firmware won't show me 414MB available RAM instead of the currently shown 160,99MB), and that they won't swap the device in case of: - RAM problems (the written 256MB instead of 512) - Screen gradient problems (the screen at some gradients turns to blue-ish) - Wifi drop problem. I had a feeling they are simply sh*tting on our head, and go for higher sales, not caring about customers who already bought it. So, I got the new software from a new device's dump, tried it, it is a bit faster than the old one (although the build B02 was fast enough, tried it, even faster than a stock Galaxy S, now THAT'S what I call OS quality... and some people tells me the system isn't optimized enough...), and wifi bug is kinda fixed (no more won't connect to router, it reconnects in the moment I unlock the screen). Any ways, thank you for your help, even at Christmas, and have a merry Christmas time! 2010/12/24 <ying.ben@xxxxxxxxxx> > > Hi József: > > I'm so sorry to hear this information and i think you shall cool > down to have a good Christmas because we have finished the new version for > Hungarian T-mobile Blade and you may just wait a few days then you will get > upgrading to solve your problem. But we and T-mobile havn't published the > new version now, so can you tell me where you got the new software? > > Merry Chirstmas! > > Best regards. > > You can call me Ben. > - > > > *József Király <fonix232@xxxxxxxxx>* > 发件人: ztebladeopensource-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > 2010-12-24 15:57 > 请答复 给 > ztebladeopensource@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > 收件人 > ztebladeopensource@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > 抄送 > 主题 > [ztebladeopensource] Problem with Hungarian shipments > > > > > Hi again! > > I know you're busy with Christmas and the launch of the Japanese Blade, but > I would need a little info ASAP! > Yesterday, I got informed that the Hungarian Blade (what has only 256MB > RAM) is actually factory defect, as ZTE was to send the 512MB RAM version! > I've gone to T-Mobile Hungary, and they said that you and they are working > on the problem, and it will be fixed with a new software version. I've got > access to this new software, but it DID NOT CHANGE ANYTHING! I still got > 256MB RAM accessible, and while it seems a *bit* faster, no other changes. > > I would like to know your official position on this case. Is it true that > the new firmware will fix it, or T-Mobile is trying to fool us (again)? > > Thank you very much in advance: > fonix232 > > -------------------------------------------------------- > ZTE Information Security Notice: The information contained in this mail is > solely property of the sender's organization. This mail communication is > confidential. Recipients named above are obligated to maintain secrecy and > are not permitted to disclose the contents of this communication to others. > This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended > solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If > you have received this email in error please notify the originator of the > message. Any views expressed in this message are those of the individual > sender. > This message has been scanned for viruses and Spam by ZTE Anti-Spam system. > >