[jtsunami09876]

also if I install this will my BIS att service automatically setup my email like when I first booted my 8820 ? or does it delete all ATT related BB servers stuff?

[funkyp56]

Originally Posted by jtsunami09876

Can I install this OS on my Att blackberry 8820? Also will the Tmobile apps be on it then?

Yes, no

Originally Posted by jtsunami09876

also if I install this will my BIS att service automatically setup my email like when I first booted my 8820 ? or does it delete all ATT related BB servers stuff?

Depends if you choose to save your old stuff. If you backup and reload then all your old will be there. I Like doing fresh installs though

[jtsunami09876]

Oh cool man, thanks for all the info, I might choose to do that when I have a lot of time on my hands. What are th benefits of changing OS's updating?

[ULTRON]

Thanks. Took me about ~ 50 minutes to upgrade.

However, I'm using Beiks medical software and ALL their software reverted to the "freeware, 7-day trial" version! Nevertheless, I still had all the activation codes and had to reactivate the 4 programs. *phew*

ULTRON

[John Clark]

Originally Posted by ULTRON

Thanks. Took me about ~ 50 minutes to upgrade.

However, I'm using Beiks medical software and ALL their software reverted to the "freeware, 7-day trial" version! Nevertheless, I still had all the activation codes and had to reactivate the 4 programs. *phew*

ULTRON

Always save your activation codes. That is common on 3rd party apps after an upgrade.

[sjlsystem]

Is anyone having battery drain issues with version .193 from T-Mobile? It coule be coincidental, but it seems I have much worse battery performance of .193 over .169. Any others have this experience? If so, any suggestions?

[Aea]

I know this doesn't relate since I have the 8800, but how do I go about upgrading my OS version if I say, have a mac? I do have a windows install, but I take pride in that it hasn't been accessed in about six months

[Lex Luthor]

Originally Posted by Aea

I know this doesn't relate since I have the 8800, but how do I go about upgrading my OS version if I say, have a mac? I do have a windows install, but I take pride in that it hasn't been accessed in about six months

To upgrade your OS you're going to have to use Windows. Unfortunately the only way to upgrade your OS on a Mac is if you're running an Intel based Mac with a dual boot running Windows on it.

[bluejacket]

Originally Posted by Nitty

To upgrade your OS you're going to have to use Windows. Unfortunately the only way to upgrade your OS on a Mac is if you're running an Intel based Mac with a dual boot running Windows on it.

Well it does work with virtualisation software like vmware or parallels, but essentially, yes.

[sushi]

I would like to know if this version is multilanguage (french for me ;) )

[ULTRON]

Yes

Originally Posted by sushi

I would like to know if this version is multilanguage (french for me ;) )

[.::RAMJAN::.]

blackberry 8820 can set gprs?? how to setting??

[lemotzc]

wow cool and thnx before

[John Clark]

4.5.0.37 released for the 8820. Click Here.

[mikegmc]

i bought an unlocked BB 8820 with att software. is there any way i can put t-mobile software on to it?? i want to do this so i can use my t-mobile hotspot@home service.

[JSanders]

Sure you can, find the TMo software you want, and follow the directions in any of the OS upgrade threads such as this one.

[mikegmc]

that will install the app i need to use the hotspot service??

[John Clark]

Wirelessly posted (BB 11020)

You can install any OS you want. However, you can't use uMA on another carriers unlocked device. The settings needed are hard coded to the device. Sorry.

[mikegmc]

thanx for the help