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Originally Posted by mexiken I spoke to someone much wiser than me regarding regstries, and he agreed. There aren't generic registries. Its pretty much device specific. Meaning, at some point along the line, there had to be a chip in there. Or plans for one, something to warrant it. Now, whether they all made final assembly, if there and whether they're powered by the pcb or not, whether they actually function or are dormant, are the real questions.... |
my train of thought is if it's in the registry, more than likely the hardware is there just inactive.
i'm new to wm6 like i said, but i'm pretty swift when it comes to symbian os. i know that nokia doesn't have a generic template for all the 3rd edition os's, meaning say like my e62's version os, is going to be different from the e61's os simply because the e61 has wifi and the e62 does not. and by flashing the e62 with the e61's firmware doesn't "unlock" wifi in that model, the hardware isn't there. each has it's own little differences for each model, hence a different registry for each device.
like dwboston stated, at$t may have chose to hide this feature by choice, keeping customers away from using voip or push you towards the tilt if wifi was needed.
a prime example of this is my e62, with it's at$t firmware restrictions on my device, i'm unable to update it's firmware through nokia pc suite. which would fix some many bugs/issues with the device, then i wouldn't mind using the bloody thing.

(rant over, anyone wanna buy a e62?

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