[zwelly]

Trying to verify N72's originality using the ( *#0000# ) gives a different result than other nokia mobile versions.Why?

[psychomania]

Define "different"?  What exactly is it doing that you consider to be different? 

Can you type out exactly what it tells you, or even better post a screen shot?

It may be that you have a counterfeit N72 or you may just be comparing it to a newer model.

[zwelly]

it writes something like V5.0706.4.0.1. 05-02-07,RM-180

[psychomania]

Sorry, not enough information provided to determine if it's real or counterfeit.

If you are worried call inat a nokia care point and they will check it for you.

Care points/service centres and repair info:

UK • Europe • Asia-Pacific • USA •
Canada • Middle East and Africa

Elsewhere: Click here, select your country, go to the support section, then select repair.

[petrib]

On the N72 with *#0000# you should see a pop-up window with at least three lines of text as follows:

V 5.0819.4.0.1

07-05-08

RM-180

What the version number is will vary depending on which version of the phone firmware you have.

The date on the second line is the date of when the firmware was created.

The RM-180 is the Nokia code name for the N72 hardware. In essence, they're the same thing "RM-180" means "N72" .

[zwelly]

Thank you