Nokia N900 Automatic Updates for all apps!?
With S60 if you have several apps installed, you might not know there’s a newer updated version until you try out that application again (and that’s if you’re lucky).
Today, the N900 gave me a notification saying a few applications I had previously installed had some updates. I continued and the N900 proceeded to install all applicable updates. [Is this because I added a new "Application Catalogue" or have I inadvertently installed an app-update indicator?)
Note the "!" - Notice the time: it didn't take 30 minutes to update, this screenshot was taken today and the rest below yesterday. Note that I have yet a new update notification after having installed the ones below.
Status notification that I have 8 software updates available
Click continue
Shows you what apps will be updated
Systematically installing one update after another - no more additional button presses.
Systematically installing one update after another - no more additional button presses.
Alternatively, you can just go to “App Manager” and manually search “Update” – which is still better than the S60 option.
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Some catalogs got more recent, but less tested (somtimes even dangerous tot he point of being dangerous) versions of some programs, extra-test and extra-dev should only be enabled if you you can handle debricking your device
Some catalogs got more recent, but less tested (somtimes even dangerous tot he point of being dangerous) versions of some programs, extra-test and extra-dev should only be enabled if you you can handle debricking your device
Some catalogs got more recent, but less tested (somtimes even dangerous tot he point of being dangerous) versions of some programs, extra-test and extra-dev should only be enabled if you you can handle debricking your device
Some catalogs got more recent, but less tested (somtimes even dangerous tot he point of being dangerous) versions of some programs, extra-test and extra-dev should only be enabled if you you can handle debricking your device
Some catalogs got more recent, but less tested (somtimes even dangerous tot he point of being dangerous) versions of some programs, extra-test and extra-dev should only be enabled if you you can handle debricking your device
Some catalogs got more recent, but less tested (somtimes even dangerous tot he point of being dangerous) versions of some programs, extra-test and extra-dev should only be enabled if you you can handle debricking your device