24-Jan-2010 04:29 PM - last edited on 24-Jan-2010 04:30 PM
24-Jan-2010 04:39 PM
stewartlux - thanks for your reply about the 6210 Navigator. Yes, I have changed the setting to stop it going online. But if I don't go online, it switches off the GPS unit!
Nokia don't seem to know what they are doing. They have not explained what different phones can and can't do now, and they have not explained which phones they will later make work. For those that technically cannot be upgraded, if there are some, they could provide free licences.
They are completely failing to support their customers. They have managed to try to do something good, and turn it into a disaster.
Please wake up Nokia Management. Your website is a shambles. You don't need all that pretty stuff, just give us simple information for each phone in ordinary text. What do we install? How? What will it do? When? It really isn't hard. If I worked there I could collect the information in a day and have it on the web the day after.
24-Jan-2010 04:56 PM
the new maps version is very good indeed,except one problem. the screen doesn't orient itself according to the direction im travelling. and it becomes really difficult to understand whether right is right,or left !! it was there in the previous version,and i found that to be very convenient.
i just hope that gets corrected in the next update....
24-Jan-2010 05:30 PM
24-Jan-2010 06:12 PM
hi, for my expressmusic 5800 bought unloked in october from Vodafone Romania, with firmware 21.x.xxx
I cannot put a newer OS.
1. is the map availabile?
2. it is vodafone-romania's fault? or nokia?
24-Jan-2010 06:47 PM
24-Jan-2010 07:29 PM
24-Jan-2010 08:26 PM
Hey hichcacoc thingy------
Just bought a 5800 because of the free world-wide maps.
Upgraded everything but they will not install. My firmware only upgraded to 30.0.011. My 5800 shows "type RM-356" does this mean it's too old to run the new maps, even though I just bought it?
what can I do? I'm using my PC with a USB link to do the upgrades
30.0.011. My 5800 shows "type RM-356" does this mean it's too old to run the new maps, even though I just bought it? what can I do? I'm using my PC with a USB link to do the upgrades
Bet you are on 3 - you can't upgrade to a software version that will allow free maps - do a search on product code update
24-Jan-2010 08:55 PM
25-Jan-2010 04:24 AM
"Although N868GB is not officially supported by the OviMaps 3.03 I did installed the application on mine and it works like a charm and I am very happy for that. I do not see any bugs and If I do I will report them immediatly"
I have an n86 and can verify this as well.
25-Jan-2010 06:04 AM
Hi,
My 5800 product code is 0575590, when checked for firmware upgrade it says your phone is up to date i.e V 30.0.011so pl tell me from where i can download the 31.0.008 version? i live in india so pl help as i get error when i install new ovi maps ** not compatible current device software version**.
Regards
Sam
25-Jan-2010 06:17 AM
"Although N868GB is not officially supported by the OviMaps 3.03 I did installed the application on mine and it works like a charm and I am very happy for that. I do not see any bugs and If I do I will report them immediatly"
I have an n86 and can verify this as well.
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This is true, but I dont think you have voice guidness for free, as nokia said, just for specified phones..n97 mini, 5800,...
25-Jan-2010 06:55 AM
I am afraid that Ovi Maps 3.03 is available only on selected devices running the Symbian S60 OS. (current listings will be expanded in the future)
The 6700 runs the S40 OS and so will not be able to make use of this release.
KR
Chris
Hi Chris,
Does that mean people who have just purchased a brand new Nokia 6700 Classic with built in GPS will have to continue paying for the service while all their fellow Nokia owners that just happened to buy S60 phones can enjoy Navigation for free??
A little unfair I think!!! Can't nokia just disable the request for a license purchase on S40 phones for Nokia Maps? Or release a firmware update to remove the need to purchase Navigation?
25-Jan-2010 11:17 AM
25-Jan-2010 11:24 AM
Szigi, refreshing to see a sensible post in this otherwise moan thread!
Perhaps your comment will be taken on board by Nokia. Sounds sensible to me!
25-Jan-2010 11:42 AM
25-Jan-2010 11:49 AM
25-Jan-2010 12:18 PM
Lots of moaning here
I sent an email of complaint into NOKIA and got this reply back so far...
I would encourage everyone who are not favoured as a customer by NOKIA to send in a similar note of complaint! Let's get free maps for all!!! ![]()
Dear Stuart
Thank you for contacting Nokia Customer Service.
I have logged your mail as feedback to Nokia, so that Nokia is aware of how you as a customer feel regarding this.
If you should have any other questions, don’t hesitate to ask.
Best Regards
Elin Nilssen
Nokia Service Care
25-Jan-2010 12:41 PM
Nokia will continue with its paid license model for all existing S40 devices for the time being. The reason for this is that developing on different platforms takes different times. S60, the platform where Nokia is more agile, can try out new services with the Explore category devices. When developing for the Series 40 platform we have to take extreme focus on ease of use as Series 40 is the mass market platform. We are continuously developing the experiences across multiple platforms and are now taking the first steps on Series 40 side by introducing the first Series 40 devices with built-in GPS. We do not offer refunds for these users.
Hi Chris,
Does that mean people who have just purchased a brand new Nokia 6700 Classic with built in GPS will have to continue paying for the service while all their fellow Nokia owners that just happened to buy S60 phones can enjoy Navigation for free??
A little unfair I think!!! Can't nokia just disable the request for a license purchase on S40 phones for Nokia Maps? Or release a firmware update to remove the need to purchase Navigation?
25-Jan-2010 12:50 PM
Nokia will continue with its paid license model for all existing S40 devices for the time being. The reason for this is that developing on different platforms takes different times. S60, the platform where Nokia is more agile, can try out new services with the Explore category devices. When developing for the Series 40 platform we have to take extreme focus on ease of use as Series 40 is the mass market platform. We are continuously developing the experiences across multiple platforms and are now taking the first steps on Series 40 side by introducing the first Series 40 devices with built-in GPS. We do not offer refunds for these users.
But you do offer refunds now to S60 users? Or is it still "fair play" that a significant amount of Nokia customers have valid license subscriptions, eg recently bought services a year ahead and now Nokia nullifyid the need to pay for it?