a new ROM

[Guest danarc]

i have just received a reply to an email i sent to samsung uk and below was the reply:

Thank you for contacting Samsung Electronics.

There is a firmware update going live withing the next couple of weeks.

I don't have the exact launch date as it is going through final testing

just now.

Keep track of when the updategoes live on the Samsung website

(www.samsung.com/uk). This should be a home update as well so all you

will need to do is download the sofware and install it to your phone.

I hope this has been of some assistance to you. If you do have any

further queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Kind Regards

......i had to leave out the name.......

Samsung Electronics UK

Customer Communication Centre

Tel.: 0845 726 7864 (All calls charged at Local Rate)

Homepage: www.samsung.com/uk

[Product] SGH-I900

am excited already :lol:

Edited October 10, 2008 by danarc

[Guest mazeli]

a couple of weeks? damn :lol:

[Guest danarc]

a couple of weeks? damn :lol:

i would rather wait for weeks than brick my omnia for the third time

[Guest dedafmonteur]

its out in the netherlands allready with multiple languages and its fast..FAST....FAST!!!!

[Guest mkc_vx]

http://uk.samsungmobile.com/index.jsp

Maybe that was the right link?

And what version will it be?

I think HI3 is the latest for now I think.

Regards

[Guest kslakhani]

cool

I hope the voice dialing issue will be fixed :lol:

[Guest gravityz]

can yuo post a link were you downloaded the new dutch roms

i can not find any at the moment.?

its out in the netherlands allready with multiple languages and its fast..FAST....FAST!!!!

[Guest Paul (MVP)]

You are no more likely to brick your phone with one of the updates posted here than an official update...

P

[Guest ldbs]

if we have a Signapore version can we update to the UK or World Wide Rom?

Do we have to do the trick that Paul has posted to change regions?

[Guest danarc]

You are no more likely to brick your phone with one of the updates posted here than an official update...

P

Paul does it mean i might have problems with my DXHG3 from indonesia. thanks

[Guest darth maximus]

flashed almost all DXH** ROMs and mine is still ok. Just follow the instructions and read through the posts.

I am max and I am a flashaholic.

Edited October 11, 2008 by darth maximus

[Guest dedafmonteur]

this is the link: click here for the new dutch rom

its the: XKHH4 or XKHH1

the HH$ has multiple languages (english/german/dutch/french and a fewmore)

the widgets will react faster and the screen will have a faster tilt animation

and some new settings,not sure what...didnt download it yet

[Guest Unisoldrew]

You are no more likely to brick your phone with one of the updates posted here than an official update...

P

But surely you warranty will be then be valid?

[Guest berrymwb]

But surely you warranty will be then be valid?

Indeed, surely if you go to a samsung service centre and say you flashed a non-uk or non-official update they could say your warranty was void?

Not that I wouldn't have slipped into BS mode mind. But they must have a pretty good idea what's been bricked.

I'd feel a lot easier going in though and telling the truth.

In all of this it seems odd that the omnia is so prone to bricking with official updates. What was the percentage in the poll, 7%?

[Guest stuzathegreat]

.....

So last week :lol: :D

Posted the day before with more info - including windows Vista support for flashing

Did you speak to Micheal or William or someone else?

Edited October 11, 2008 by stuzathegreat

[Guest danarc]

So last week :lol: :D

Posted the day before with more info - including windows Vista support for flashing

Did you speak to Micheal or William or someone else?

my email was from tom and u gotta give ur post interesting titles else people like myself wouldn't take notice. ;)

[Guest stuzathegreat]

my email was from tom and u gotta give ur post interesting titles else people like myself wouldn't take notice. :lol:

FLASHING UPDATE (VISTA) and a new official ROM due, New home user flash system vista compatible in less than two weeks

thats not interesting and to the point enough????

Edited October 11, 2008 by stuzathegreat

[Guest onlinejobwork]

Indeed, surely if you go to a samsung service centre and say you flashed a non-uk or non-official update they could say your warranty was void?

Not that I wouldn't have slipped into BS mode mind. But they must have a pretty good idea what's been bricked.

I'd feel a lot easier going in though and telling the truth.

In all of this it seems odd that the omnia is so prone to bricking with official updates. What was the percentage in the poll, 7%?

My PHONE WAS COMPLETELY DED WHILE UPGRADING TO DXDI3 AND I SEND IT TO SERVICE CENTRE, BUT I DID NOT TELL THEM WHAT HAPPENED, BY DOING THAT AM I VIOD MY WARRANTY? IS THERE ANY WAY SAMSUNG KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MOBILE OR MY MOBILE DED WHILE UPGRADING TO ROM UPDATE, IS I VIOD MY WARRANTY THEN HOW MUCH SAMSUNG CHARGE TO REPAIR IT?

PLEASE REPLY URGENT

THANKS

AAKASH

[Guest ZiTe747]

Has anyone updated to the dutch firmware XKHH4 ? :lol:

[Guest Rednose5]

Has anyone updated to the dutch firmware XKHH4 ? ;)

I did two weeks ago when I had my Omnia for only 1 hour. This Rom from the Samsung site almost bricked it. :o I've got a branded Vodafone Omnia also known as I900V. Don't know if that's important but Anyway. At the end of the update I saw some messages about something going wrong and the only thing I was left with was an Omnia logo at startup :D . I already contacted Vodafone to return the phone. But the next day I thought there could go nothing wrong if I tried to update to Singapore Rom which doesn't use Active Sync to update. This worked and since then I've got an unbranded Omnia talking English instead of Dutch :P :lol: .

So, I don't recommend it to use it. On top of that I believe it is not a firmware rom but only a rom which makes it possible to change the language settings in the phone.

[Guest ZiTe747]

I did two weeks ago when I had my Omnia for only 1 hour. This Rom from the Samsung site almost bricked it. ;) I've got a branded Vodafone Omnia also known as I900V. Don't know if that's important but Anyway. At the end of the update I saw some messages about something going wrong and the only thing I was left with was an Omnia logo at startup :D . I already contacted Vodafone to return the phone. But the next day I thought there could go nothing wrong if I tried to update to Singapore Rom which doesn't use Active Sync to update. This worked and since then I've got an unbranded Omnia talking English instead of Dutch :o :lol: .

So, I don't recommend it to use it. On top of that I believe it is not a firmware rom but only a rom which makes it possible to change the language settings in the phone.

Thanks for the answer :P