How is that a fix? I want to be able to use the feature " ON and OFF " like in 4.2.2. It was there for a reason and i guess the reason is gone in 4.5.0. SUCKS but i hope they fix/catch that minimal bug.

Has anyone here found the 4.5.0.48? and can they confirm if the VoiceMail icon issue was resolved in this release....

Please I am missing a lot of VM since I dont have good signal at my work nor a WiFi access. So, this will really help me.

Edit: I am running .44 on my 8320 Curve on Tmo USA

I did read here that 4.5.0.48 fixed the voicemail icon issue.

I'm looking forward to a fix for the msg waiting indicator problem also. YouMail might help, in that I could get a message sent to me, but I'm missing the mwi, and I know that YouMail won't turn on the wmi for us T-Mobile customers just yet...

I'm running .42 now on my 8300, and got excited to hear that .48 addresses the wmi problem. Now I have to hope that it, or perhaps an official release of 4.5.x.x comes out soon, so I don't miss any more voicemails languishing unheard!

- Jon

Take my word on YouMail. It is light years better than a functioning TMo voicemail system. I'm not switching back! (It's real easy to switch back, FWIW.)

I am not switching back either.

Is there a way to have youmail prompt you for a password when you retrieve vm's?

jivetalk make pour performance for me

O...I didn't know that 4.5.0.48 was out.....mmmmm.... time to search... So if I am reading correctly, it "HAS" fixed the voice mail icon??? The only thing, is with all these betas, well..it just makes you wonder..ya know..what exactly is RIM doing..

Improving things?

Putting a lot of betas out there to see what works? What a novel concept.

Seriously people, don't run unsupported betas if you need verything to work. Heck, ever the supported code has bugs. As does ALL production code.

well, yeah, I get that..but this is a whole lot of betas.... quite a few bugs... and this is bugs on 4.5...and the Bold is running 4.6...so like I said it makes you wonder..

...makes me wonder why people are so intent on bashing RIM as they are testing beta OS releases.

Your bugs = RIM testing different code.

I don't know if RIM increases the number by 1 when they make a new build, but I don't think it's that many if they've done 48 builds. Not sure about RIM, but a build in my old company's system could be as little as two or three items. Still counts as a new build the same as if they made 100 changes.

I can personally wait, I don't need a beta, I'm not a paid tester for the company and don't know what they are testing in each build they make changes.

Wirelessly posted (bb8320TMO)

Is it still MIA?

Is "what" still MIA?

Is MWI still MIA?

- JRS in NJ

Great way to get answers guys.
Great.

Has anyone actually seen .48 or someone using it??? I'm not asking for a link or anything... I heard it's out, but has it been released?? or leaked is the better word...

It has not been released, no.

Leaked is the better word.

Wirelessly posted (BB 11020)

RIM finally knuckled down. This is as it should be.

It does exist. Having these OS's leaked out on the internet is not a good thing.

I have the 4.5.0.44 for the 8320. and there is an Memory Cleaning option you can switch off and on in security. I havent had a lean since I switched it off.

ei ei o!

Wirelessly posted (BB 11020)

I heard MWI was fixed in .48

(Message waiting indicator)

Wirelessly posted (bb8320TMO)

I don't think that what you are proposing is even possible.

John, I hate to beat a dead horse, exist, I belive...leaked???

I gave up looking for the Beta and went back to 4.2.2.184. I am missing some of the features in the Beta release though and hope to get the 4.5.0.48 release 70 when it placed on the net.

thnx for answering JLeny....

Yes...but if MWI is fixed in the forest, and nobody is in the forest to get a copy of it...was it ever really fixed...?

(talk about mixed metaphors!)

- Jon

(still wanting mwi fixed on my 8300!)

Wirelessly posted (BB 11020)

www.youmail.com fixed it for me (hint hint.) But it has been fixed in .48.

I'm tempted to try out youmail this weekend...but as I recall, youmail isn't able to turn on the mwi with T-Mobile just yet...n'est-ce pas?

- Jon

Wirelessly posted (BB 11020)

Small price to pay for a much nicer system.

Actually...until .48 shows its face, or a production version with mwi support is available, I'm losing nothing. I like .42 at the moment and would hate to fall back to 4.2.x.x....and....as you've already noted, it's easy to jump back to T-Mo voicemail...I will likely give this a try tomorrow (taking the family out for a movie tonight, and then I am *crashing* - been a LONG week!).

- Jon

I know that Cease and Desist letters were sent by RIM to many of the hosting providers of the beta OS's on the internet. I also know that one or more people lost their jobs at RIM (this by an informant so is 3rd hand information) over leaked OS's. The OS's don't belong on the internet. Just because they are "out there" doesn't mean everyone should be able have them. There are many people who are "supposed" to have them. People downloading from RapidShare are obviously NOT supposed to have them.

That being said, people do post them on the internet and do leak them. RIM isn't going to crash down your door because you have it. However, the leakers can lose their jobs over it.

rim should just open up a damned beta portal.

it's stupid... there is obviously demand for betas - simply to fix the older crappier os's, and they haven't done a public release in most cases for over 6 months.

they could fire their legal team, cease and desist sending out cease and desist notices, keep their employees, and deliver code that works to users that appreciate it.

their stock would go up too.

anyway, where the hell is .48?

/me resumes searching...

There's a demand for money too....Doesn't mean it should be legal to steal it.

I agree with this to a point. I would agree that it would be nice for people that don't mind running buggy code and testing new features. I for one wouldn't as I love being on the bleeding edge. But I think too many people would sign up and it would probably be a can of worms for RIM. Too many people would probably want/demand support for the code if something was broken as well. I for one could care less and would still run it even if RIM didn't offer support. Oh well I'm dreaming.

If they opened up the betas, then all the people here would be calling RIM for support of the beta. Not how it works. Just look around here at all of the questions. From how to load it to where's my voice mail indicator. Not worth it to them.

May be worth it to you, but that doesn't make it a good business decision.

Wirelessly posted (8310; The Juggernaut)

Beta portal? Wha?

Release beta software before it is tested and complete? And you think you are mad now?

Microsoft tried that. Called it Vista.
I still can't believe Vodafone put .37 out there!