08-17-2009 07:33 PM - edited 08-17-2009 07:34 PM
yk wrote:Hi,
I am a new user. Can you let me know how to find out the device software version? Thank you so much.
Hi and Welcome...
Typically the third line of text...mine says:
The first set is the important one, saying I'm on the 4.7 device OS, build .148 for my device.
Hope that helps!
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08-17-2009 09:07 PM
08-17-2009 09:13 PM
yk wrote:
I have a 8330 Curve. Does it work with SD or SDHC media card?
Your BB Model is irrelevant...it is a matter of your device OS level. SD or SDHC is irrelevant...they merely indicate a High Capacity card or not...but still, your device OS level will determine how large an SD card you can use. See this KB:
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09-02-2009 01:28 PM
09-02-2009 01:35 PM
4.5.0.131 is a "larger" number than 4.5.0.81, so that means your device OS is indeed greater than .81, so you can indeed support up to a 16GB Media Card.
FWIW -- The way to compare versioning is to look at each octet, starting at the left, until you find one that does not match, then choose the larger of the two...
4 = 4, therefore same
5 = 5, therefore same
0 = 0, therefore same
131 <> 81, therefore different.
If, as example, the second octet (5) were different, then you'd stop there and choose the larger one, going no further.
Enjoy!
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09-02-2009 02:05 PM