Maybe there's still no update for the region your phone originated from?

R1JG001 is the latest. Try sending it to a service centre if SEUS update fails.

Thanks for advertising for me.

But yeah I'm selling my Airy Blue Z610i in immaculate condition with 512MB M2. Ori Thorus set with 10 months + warranty left.

Oh ya, I've also upgraded the firmware to R1JG001.

Thanks!

Not sure which model, got a few in mind, but haven't decided yet.

We both have the 838 Pro and Airy Blue Z610i.

Anyway anyone else updated to R1JG001? Mine still does not have the snowy effect when closing the flip.

A last resort would be to send it to a service centre and have them flash it for you, at a fee of course if yours is not Ori.

Just used it a few days before I sold off my Z610i.

Differences I noticed are as panasonic88 posted above, faster menu navigation, composing of SMS is faster, and the default theme's animation's smoother.

I don't think it will get loose easily, as it's among one of the sturdiest built SE phone I've used.

No you don't have to remove the SIM card.

Just remove the battery and put it back into the phone.

Thereafter, insert one end of your USB cable into your PC, and another end into your phone while at the same time pressing on the 'C' button until SEUS recognizes your phone.

Then you can release the 'C' button and let the update run by itself.

That's pretty near to Sony's 1GB M2!

I bought mine lately for RM 199.

Perhaps your firmware's corrupted.

Try bringing it to a service centre and have them check it out.

Most probably a reflash of the firmware will solve the problem.

There's one at Amcorp Mall, PJ.

The 'i' denotes that it's the International version of the Z610, and whether or not it has Chinese, depends on the firmware.

You can find non-Chinese enabled Z610i's from Europe, and Chinese enabled Z610i's from South East Asia.

I bought mine from Sony Style at RM 199.

Maybe you should blur-out your number plate for precautionary purposes.

Ori sets, you get to reflash your firmware FOC at any SE service centres.

And yes it's advisable to backup your data before sending it in for a firmware update.

Everytime I upgrade my firmware, my data's intact.

But to safeguard against unforseen circumstances, it's best to backup your data, and not blame anyone if anything goes wrong in the process. So, just to be on the safe side, backup your data.

Could be the battery problem as well.

I once faced the same problem on another phone and problem was rectified when the battery was swapped with a new one.

IIANM you can opt to change the hinge, but it's not covered under the warranty.

Try sending it to a service centre and ask them. Who knows, it might be under warranty after all!

If it's loose, they got to change the whole hinge.

AFAIK you cannot just tighten it.