Hi,

I just upgraded my Bold to OS 4.6.0.247 (Plattform 4.0.0.206) from Vadafone Germany.

I run a today plus theme on my home screen but since upgrading my calendar entries no longer show on the today screen. They are still there when I enter my calendar, but the next two entries don't apprear anymore on the today screen.

Anyone got any idea how to fix this?
Thanks
Johann

Please try a battery pull or re-install the theme.

I tried a battery pull, installed some new Today Themes, but no theme shows calendar entries on the today page.

What's wrong with the Vodafone 4.6.0.247?
If there is no solution I will have to go back to my previous OS as I like to see my next appointments on the today screen!

I'm having a similar issue, except my entires are not in my calendar. I have two email addresses in Outlook and my Facebook all sync'ed with my phone but now they're not showing OR when I sync is it making any difference. Anyone know how to solve this?

I downloaded and installed OS 4.0.6.247 about 2 weeks ago. The screens have locked (briefly) on me 3 times. When pulling it from holster, screen stays white until I push any button. Twice today, the calendar has locked up. I'd click the icon and couldn't do anything else until I clicked the end call button. The events list it as Java Exception severe error calendar....
It was fine after battery pull, however, I've had to pull the battery 3x since installing.

you need to change the default calendar under -option -advanced-default services.
make sure its set to the one you want to display on your home screen (usually your first/only email address) and it should work.

I'm having a different issue; I turn off my bberry every night as it sit on my nightable and charges. When I power it back up in the morning, instead of getting AT&T as my network and the 3G BB icon, I get 'AT&T' with a 3G and no BB connection. Anyone else experience this? A battery pull is then required every single morning, which is a 4-5 hassle.

you could uncheck and recheck mobile network.
its quicker than battery pull and usually re-initiates the connection to the network and to RIM.