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Verizon Wireless intros over-the-air mobile phone updates

October 18, 2007 by Will Park - 1 Comment

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Verizon Wireless intros over the air firmware updatesIn a move that is sure to make very little difference to the average user, Verizon Wireless has introduced their over-the-air mobile phone firmware update service. The new service will give Verizon Wireless customers a heads-up when new firmware updates are available for their Verizon-phone – at which point the firmware can then be downloaded directly on to the phone. On-screen prompts can then guide the user through a simple update process.

Verizon Wireless hopes to reduce the number of service requests by proactively updating firmwares through the phone itself – obviating the need to visit a brick-and-mortar store to have an update performed by a Verizon tech. The over-the-air service will be available in select phones this year, with more phones slated to jump on-board through 2008.

Hey, it’s a step in the right direction. Not a huge step, but a step nonetheless.

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[Via: PhoneScoop]

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