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Can I update an unlocked phone?
officeguru
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in Mobiles
Hi All,
I really appreciated all your advice over my motorola Defy phone getting unlocked by T-mobile, which I've now got with Ovivo.
I see that there is an update available for the phone and I am not sure whether to update it as I don't know if that would affect the phone being unlocked.
Thanks in advance
I really appreciated all your advice over my motorola Defy phone getting unlocked by T-mobile, which I've now got with Ovivo.
I see that there is an update available for the phone and I am not sure whether to update it as I don't know if that would affect the phone being unlocked.
Thanks in advance
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Can't see why it would if its just an update to the phone's OS.0
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officeguru wrote: »Hi All,
I really appreciated all your advice over my motorola Defy phone getting unlocked by T-mobile, which I've now got with Ovivo.
I see that there is an update available for the phone and I am not sure whether to update it as I don't know if that would affect the phone being unlocked.
Thanks in advance
You should be able to but it will be the T-Mobile branded upgrade not a stock unbranded one.
It won't re-lock it but branded firmware can be annoying if your no longer on the same network and it offer functions you can no longer use.0 -
I own a motorola Defy, and my defy is curretnly running android Jellybean
( version 4.1.2 )
Updating the phone may sound like a daunting process, but its worth it. As in the case of the defy its like having a new faster more responsive phone, as well as increasing the phones lifespan somewhat and saving you money in the process ( no upgrade fee drop to a cheaper sim only contract )
what version of android os your Defy currently running?0 -
Richard_T_ wrote: »I own a motorola Defy, and my defy is curretnly running android Jellybean
( version 4.1.2 )
Updating the phone may sound like a daunting process, but its worth it. As in the case of the defy its like having a new faster more responsive phone, as well as increasing the phones lifespan somewhat and saving you money in the process ( no upgrade fee drop to a cheaper sim only contract )
what version of android os your Defy currently running?
Hi Richard
I just updated it today.. It always said there were no updates available, but when I went onto the Motorola site there was. The most obvious difference is the Motorola symbol at the start... It is now red... when I saw it, I thought it meant the phone was kaput :eek:
I'm not sure which numbers you want:
System version: 34.177.3
Firmware version: 2.2.2
I connected it again to motorola in case it updated one step at a time but that is it fully updated now.
Cheers0
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