As usual Symbian-Freak has leaked the change log for the new v12.0.013 firmware for the N95.

Hop on over to their site for the full story, some nice image and camera adjustments are welcomed. A 3.5G HSDPA icon shows when connecting in 3.5G, which I had noticed myself.

A few other things that have also improved are quicker gallery response and loading times, there also seems to be a slightly better battery lifetime.

Read the full change log post HERE

Apologies for not posting for a while, I’ve been really busy with stuff and also quite lazy, I’m on holiday too, So I hope you’ll forgive me.

I’ve still got to do my Tag post which Zach has put upon me!

But for now a short post on the new Firmware which was released a few days ago. Apart from the AGPS there hasn’t been any other significant change or improvement I have noticed. Although I haven’t exactly been busy playing with my N95 recently either. But Raymasky over on his blog has already done a few rants on the new firmware, so be sure to hop on over there and read.
With the Firmware update I decided to reformat my N95 and organise it a bit better. Hopefully in the next few days/weeks I’ll be able to post more.

Until then I’ll leave you with a screenshot of the firmware upgrade.

So after waiting a few days I decided to use Nemesis Service Suite to change my product code to 0536062 EURO1 – Plum which I got from a thread at AllAboutSymbian.
After having trouble for a little while where the Nokia Updater kept disconnecting my internet connection it started to download the new firmware update, all 113MB of it!!

I’ve taken some screen shots of the process in chronological order and a screenshot of the new firmware on my phone.

After the upgrade was finished, I restored the backup from my PC. I got the contacts back no problems, but some of the software installed were missing. Y-Browser, SkyForce, Nsysinfo, Screenshot, Best Taskman, Large Time Screensaver all which had to be re-installed. I’m sure this was due to them being installed in the phone memory, but should the backup not include them?

I also noticed some new icons which appeared, although this may be down to my operator branding, as I had the T-Mobile icons before. PTT and IM icons appeared, none of which I will be using personally, but it’s nice to know I have them there.

I haven’t yet seen the effects of the new firmware. But coming the next week or so, I’ll post about my experiences with this new firmware.

Symbian-Freak has just obtained and released kindly for us the official change log for the new v11.0.026 firmware for the Nokia N95.

Here is a list of some of the welcomed improvements on my part:

• Camera improvements, stabilisation and quicker video capture
• Browser out of memory improved
• WLAN stability improved
• Multimedia menu startup time improved

To find out the full list of improvements and an actual comparison of the camera enhancements pop on over to THIS page.

Unfortunately branded handsets do not have the firmware update available, and neither do some generic handsets either. Fingers crossed they will be available soon.

Looks like Nokia is starting to roll out the new firmware for the N95. Their Phone Update page has the N95 listed now. Check the image below:

I have downloaded the Uploader programme, installed and run it, but no luck.

It seems only certain models with specific region codes can be update. In particular it seems that models with a EURO1 product code 0536062 have the update available.

Reports say that the improvements from the new v11.0.026 firmware is a faster camera response and a more stable Wi-Fi. The official change log has not yet been released. If you are dying to get your hands on the new firmware you can change your product code using NSS to the EURO1 0536062. Be warned the download file is a whopping 113MB!

I personally will wait a few days for an official update for my model. If it seems there isn’t one coming soon, I may decide on the 2nd option.

The original story can be found here by Steve Litchifeld of AAS.