The brains over at the XDA Developers community forum have been playing around with a leaked Vodafone branded Lumia 800 ROM, which MobileTechWorld has been testing against bug reports and what previous software updates addressed. 1600.2487.8107.12070 is set to be the next step from the previous major firmware release (1600.2483.8106.11500) for the Lumia 800 that addressed battery and WiFi connectivity issues.
The following is a compilation of all known fixes / improvements in 12070:
- Battery drain issue has been fixed
- Lack of audio Bass when listening through headsets has been addressed
- Auto-white balance issue with the camera has been fixed
- Hardware buttons backlights are now always illuminated at all available screen brightness levels
- Diagnostics app has been updated to prevent users from receiving misleading technical readouts about their device
MobileTechWorld has noted that we should expect to see this update to be rolled out soon. We've reached out to Nokia for more details. Should you be an owner of the Lumia 800, fear not as it would appear the manufacturer is working hard to fix all user-reported problems.
Source: XDA Developers forum, MobileTechWorld
Destiny 2: How to prepare for The Witch Queen expansion
Destiny 2: The Witch Queen looks like it's going to be the biggest Destiny 2 expansion yet. Here's what you should do to get your Guardian ready for the new DLC.
Microsoft had an outstanding quarter for Surface and Windows revenue
Despite investor guidance last quarter that Surface revenue would be down, it was actually up 8% this quarter, driven by Surface Laptop. Windows OEM licensing was also up by a massive 25%, suggesting that, yup, the PC is back.
Microsoft FY22 Q2 earnings: Redmond secures $51.7 billion in revenue
Microsoft does it again. As is par for the course with its recent string of quarterly reports, the tech giant brought in a lot of money, this time to the tune of $51.7 billion.
Pair your Alder Lake CPU with the best LGA 1700 motherboard
Hundreds of motherboards are compatible with Intel's Alder Lake 1700 socket processors, but only a few can be considered the best. We've rounded up our favorite Z690 chipset boards within a range of budgets so you can build your next killer gaming PC.