T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8320 owners can now update to OS 4.5
If you own a BlackBerry Curve 8320 on T-Mobile and have been dying to update to the newer BlackBerry operating system, version 4.5, your wait is finally over: T-Mobile now has the update available via their website. Just select the Curve 8320, click the "get software" button, enter your 10-digit phone number, and proceed with updating your device.
BlackBerry 4.5 OS includes numerous bug fixes, HTML email, the ability to download and edit attachments, and allows you to record video.
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Unhappy Mac User! (11:59 AM on Mon Nov 17, 2008)
But! You can not upgrade on a Mac and I will never buy another one because of it!
Anonymous (1:29 PM on Wed Nov 26, 2008)
I bought the blackberry rather than the iphone because they told me I couldn't even use it at all until I set it up on a windows pc or mac, of which I have neither. The tmobile just tried to tell me that the phone they sent me doesn't work right (software issue) and that it was essentially my problem. Of course I finally got them to send off a replacement, but the point is: if they would release this "desktop" software as open source (its free, its just transport software, why not make it open source) then those of us on linux or mac could fix our own damn phones. My new phone should be coming shortly however, and I can't wait to try out the preinstalled 4.5 I've been waiting for.
maya-DO NOT get a blackberry!!! (8:53 PM on Thu Mar 12, 2009)
this sucks! my phone started to freak out on me so i brought it in and told them that i had a software issue and then all that those idiots said to me was to update my phone! i tried but NOO i have a MAC and you can not update your blackberry phone on a mac computer!!! well sorry i own a freaken computer! i mean really, that is just plane stupid to make it windows only software!! i am furious!! i have been without a working phone for about a month and they wont even take my phone and fix it them selves! i am uhhhh!! PISSED OFF!!!!!
Anonymous (11:55 PM on Mon Mar 16, 2009)
I updated to the OS 4.5 Software after receiving a text message from T-Mobile that the update would make reading emails easier. My phone now constantly reboots and spaces out. I've been dealing with T-Mobile & Blackberry for days now and have spent 12+ hours trying to resolve the problem so that my phone is functional. I've deleted and reinstalled the LoaderApp numerous times and have had the sim card replaced too. I've been told that there is a problem with some radio inside the Blackberry and that the problem is completely unrelated to the software upgrade. Since my Blackberry is more than 12 months old, RIM says that there is no warranty and there is nothing they can do to help me. I will have to get a new phone. If you have a Curve 8320, update the software at your own risk if you've had your phone for more than a year. I think I am going to ditch T-Mobile and my Blackberry. Whatever happened to customer service?
Gregory L (6:53 PM on Mon Jun 15, 2009)
It is ridiculous that you can not update your Blackberry on a Macintosh.