Nokia N95 EURO Product Codes and Language Packs

April 3rd, 2007 • Mark Guim • Filed Under •

The Nokia N95 EURO product codes and language packs are now available. The document these were included are confidential along with the announcement of an updated fiirmware version 10.0.018 but somehow got leaked. These product codes can be used to change the language included in your phone, as well as updating to the latest firmware if it is not available in your particular region.

You can follow the same directions in the How To Update To Nokia N73 Music Edition guide for upgrading the firmware on your Nokia N95 via Nokia Software Update but as of writing this post, there are no software updates available. I will write a HOW TO: Flash Update Nokia N95 Firmware later if the latest version is still not available in Nokia’s website by the time I receive my own Nokia N95.

You can try finding out yourself when a software update is available for a particular product code by checking on Nokia Update Availability.

Product Codes

0534841 EURO1
0534842 FRANCE
0534843 ALPS
0534844 EURO2
0534845 TURKEY
0534847 SCANDINAVIA
0534848 BALTIAN
0534849 RUSSIAN
0534850 UKRAINE
0534851 CIS, Bulgaria
0534852 EURO3
0534853 BALKANS
0534854 GREECE, CYPROS
0534857 ISRAEL
0536058 BELARUS/MOLDOVA

0536062 EURO1
0536063 FRANCE
0536064 ALPS
0536065 EURO2
0536066 TURKEY
0536068 SCANDINAVIA
0536069 BALTIAN
0536070 RUSSIAN
0536071 UKRAINE
0536072 CIS, Bulgaria
0536073 BELARUS/MOLDOVA
0536074 EURO3
0536075 BALKANS
0536076 GREECE, CYPROS
0536079 ISRAEL

Language Packs

  • EURO1: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
  • EURO2: English, French, German, Turkish, Dutch, Italian
  • EURO2: English, Czech, Slovakian, German, Polish, Hungarian
  • Scandinavia: English, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Danish
  • Baltic: English, German, Estonian, Russian, Latvian, Lithuanian
  • Russia: English, German, Ukrainian, Russian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Hungarian
  • Balkans: English, German, Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, Greek
  • Arabic: English, Arabic, French, Farsi, Urdu
  • Hebrew: English, Hebrew, Arabian, Russian, Romanian, Spanish
  • Africa: English, Portuguese, German, Italian, French

Notice that some areas have 2 product codes? I don’t know what that means.

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  • bostonirishguy
    Hey Mark, mine came with V 10.0.018 on it.
  • Will252
    Mine too, how can i flash it with Euro 1 if it already has the latest vodaphone branded firmware on it?
  • @big what's the date on it? The newer version is dated 03/29/07
  • bostonirishguy
    mine is 03/15/07
  • Will252
    V 10.0.018
    15-03-07
    RM159
    Nokia N95 (41.01)
  • Kent Martin
    Got a UK Voda branded one yesterday..

    V 10.0.018
    15-03-07
    RM159
    Nokia N95 (41.01)

    Just so you know, I believe mine is seriously crippled by the Voda firmware, but if someone could advise me I'd be most appreciative.

    First of all - there is no SIP client on it. My reading suggests that the current crop of S60 phones should have a SIP client there... All the SIP setting stuff is there, I can get it to the point where it says registered, but, I cannot work out how to make calls with it. I think there should be somewhere under the calls settings that says 'Default call type' with the options being something like 'GSM' and 'Internet'. Does anybody have that on theirs?

    Secondly, I cannot change the mail settings away from the Voda ones. Well - I can edit the voda profile to point at my servers, but, I cannot create a new profile so I can't switch it from POP to IMAP.

    Should I expect both these problems to be fixed by flushing it with untainted firmware.

    Can't wait for the guide on how to do the firmware - itching to get it sorted out.

    Kent.
  • gman
    Hi Kent,
    >>somewhere under the calls settings that says ‘Default call type’
    Go to Menu->Tools->Internet tel.->options->Settings->preferred call type

    Or, when you make a new contact and add their number under internet telephone, the phone will automatically swap to SIP when calling SIP numbers and GSM/WCDMA when making standard mobile calls

    For creating a new mailbox, goto Messaging->Options->Settings->email->mailbox->Options->new mailbox
    (this is in my unbranded 10.0.018)
  • Kent Martin
    Ok - all good with the email - I don't know how I missed that,

    As for the SIP calls...

    I can see you put in 'internet tel' under contacts, but unfortunately, I don't have a Menu->Tools->Internet Tel

    Bloody Vodafone :(

    C'est la vie - the gentleman who's blog this is suggests above he'll write some instructions on how to flash this bad boy with generic firmware then I'll be very happy indeed :D

    Anxiously waiting... and thanks for the help.

    Kent
  • ian
    You can't at the moment, this is because when you change product code to euro-1 0536062 lets say. The nokia service update has No software yet.


    Give it a couple of weeks then keep trying it, it will then have a option to resinstall original firmware which if you changed product code, will be generic.
  • Kent Martin
    Ian,

    It appears that Mark knows a way from the original blog entry; I quote:

    "I will write a HOW TO: Flash Update Nokia N95 Firmware later if the latest version is still not available in Nokia’s website by the time I receive my own Nokia N95."

    Hopefully we can sort out these issues once he's had a chance to do so.

    I've been watching his twitter log and he's got his new phone - so it's only a matter of time before he gets bored of fiddling with it :)

    Kent
  • @Kent do you have a twitter? =) I'll update my firmware after playing with the phone for a little bit. hopefully by that time, we can just use the product codes and enter it in Nokia Softwware Update.
  • Kent Martin
    Mark,

    No mate - not used it (twitter) - may fire it up after seeing it now though.

    I guess we have to wait for the Nokia Software Update to do the firmware - or is there another way? I am itching to de-cripple!

    It is a damned pain having to use windows for all this stuff - I too you see am a Mac user.

    Cheers,

    Kent.
  • Lee Mc
    O2 branded firmware is
    V10.0.018
    15-03-07
    RM-159
    NOKIA N95 65.03)
    O2 Product code is not in the list- its 0548021 battery label lists handset as n95-1
  • Steven
    Anyone has info re N95 APAC firmware product code which support Chinese characters????Tks
  • leddi
    how can I change language in my N95-1 from o2, I need polish language but there is not in phone :(
  • joens
    Like Lee Mc, my code is not on the list (0547686).
    How many codes does this beast have? :O
  • Valmore
    Hello,

    What the differences between product codes 0534841 EURO1 and 0536062 EURO1 are?
    Thanks in advance
  • Abel Leon
    Hi,
    Sorry for my english, I speak spanish. The firmware can be upgrade whit Poenix Software, here is the firmware Euro 1 for N95. http://www.gsmegypt.com/support/mouazen/Nokia/N95/
    There are 2 codes Euro1, one for plum an other for sand.
  • Mine came up with D1.01

    And my language pack includes:

    English
    Indonesian
    Pilipino

    I will try to update it with Euro1 package.

    I love ur BLOG!!
  • @florian thanks!
  • Kei
    I might be thick but I see an arabic language pack but dont know which product code to use...
  • To be exact code on my N95 is 0549001
  • nafiii
    I JUS WANNA KNOW HOW TO DEBRAND THIS N95 ON ORANGE SO I CAN USE INTERNET CALLING HELPPP!!

    I WAN SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS IF POSSIBLE COZ THIS IS 2 COMPLICATED :)

    THANK YOU LOVIN DA BLOG
  • K-Jay
    I have an Asian N95-1 sand coloured version. How can i upgrade it to be the exact same as a UK N95 model? Please help! Thanks!
  • If you love your N95 (like I do!), and you've got the internet telephony settings, then you might be interested in watching this video from Truphone* which shows the N95 in all it's glory - as well as how to take advantage of wifi and make cheap VoIP calls on your mobile:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMGCYuqqqxs

    *Disclaimer: I work for Truphone
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