Nokia N82 Firmware Updated to Version 11.0.117

January 23rd, 2008 • Mark Guim • Filed Under •

The Nokia N82 firmware was updated today to version 11.0.117. The changelog shows nothing significant, but I was surprised that even when I backed up all my installed applications and contacts, no data was lost after the update. Previously, I had to reinstall everything. The Nokia N82 was updated on my Mac using VMware Fusion running Windows XP.

Nokia N82 Update on Mac Leopard
Updated Nokia N82 on Mac Leopard.

I was hoping for more features in this update. For the next Nokia N82 firmware, I would like Nokia to add the GPS location in the Exif data of the photos taken. This way, I do not need to rely on third-party applications like Shozu to geotag my pictures.

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There are 5 comments so far. »

  1. N82 in US on 30 January 2008:

    I did this over the past weekend, and it said 10.0.046 was the most recent version available. Did they pull the update?

    Thanks.

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  2. Derrick on 10 February 2008:

    Still use Shozu for tagging GPS location? How about try Nokia Location Tagger, which can tag your location data to your photos automatically.
    Here is the link http://www.nokia.com/betalabs/locationtagger

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  3. Dave on 14 February 2008:

    how did u get software updater on mac?

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  4. Vladimir on 23 February 2008:

    Man do you read text???

    “Mac using VMware Fusion running Windows XP”

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  5. dchey on 9 June 2008:

    Be carefull when upgrading Nokia N82 firmware…Nokia have secretly remove the free turn by turn navigation feature in the newer firmware! Guess Nokia saw that not many people are paying for the Voice guidance navigation and rely on the free no voice guidance nagigation. They now want you to pay for both! Didn’t think that such a reputable company would resort to such underhanded means to milk more money out of us…

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