If your Nokia N96 users, there is recent news that Nokia has released software upgrage to some regions. The software will upgrade the Nokia N96 version to 11.018 or 11.101 depending on region. According to information, contain improve facilities such Live TV application, more sharply with the image quality and autofocus, and faster in execution. To put the software upgrage to your Nokia N96, click Menu > Tools > Utilities > Device Manager. And select Options > Check for updates and follow the on-screen prompts. Just for remember that you can also use Wi-Fi technology to download the update.
Here bug fixes below:

• Mobile TV is unable to set the platform guide after phone reboot
• DM settings aren?t generated automatically, when Email settings are defined in variant
• Audio: Phone resets when plugging/unplugging headset for several times during music playback
• Video call: White or black screen flashes when power saver time-out expires during an active video call
• 3D Ringing tone is too low, almost nothing cannot be heard during MT voice call
• Illumination with Voice call: During an active voice call, power saver displays when power saver time-out expires and then phone goes to sleep mode while the call is still ongoing
• Image Quality improvements
• Device slows down when large numbers of pictures are transferred to the device
• Slow to open the Reply screen for an SMS
• ViewServ11 crashes under high CPU load
• Phone jams or resets when taking photo during low power audio playback
• Phone freezes after a new SMS is received during Visual Radio playback
• Other error fixes related to general system stability improvements
• DVB-H: It is not possible to access the TV services
• DVB-H: No USER AGENT string in HTTP POST request
• DVB-H: DVB-H receiver ?Black Screen 2MB fix from TI
• DVB-H: Low audio volume in Mobile TV. DVB-H audio volume level is now set to be similar to N77

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One Opinion about “Here is Nokia N96 Software Upgrade Available (version 11.018 or 11.101)”

1. Max says:

   April 30, 2009 at 9:12 pm

   Nokia rulezz forever!!

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