We have 2 Samsung E250s in the household.  One seems to be plain 
Samsung, the other is Vodafone branded and distinctly less convenient to 
use, some menu items & structures are vodafone and in particular 1 of 
the 2 keys below the screen is assigned to Vodafone live rather than 
contacts.  Its all rather red and garish as well but I can live with 
that.  I guess its in the firmware as it cannot be changed via menu 
options.

(Why do they do that - if you buy a car the garage doesn't swap all the 
switchgear around because they think their idea is better than the 
manufacturer's!)

So - is it possible to return to its native Samsung state?

I am happy to remain with Voda - its not an unlocking question.
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Richard C

On Fri, 11 Jul 2008 20:06:59 +0100, RCC wrote:
 
> (Why do they do that - if you buy a car the garage doesn't swap all the
> switchgear around because they think their idea is better than the
> manufacturer's!)

Accidentally going on the internet several times a day when you pay by 
the byte soon adds up.

> So - is it possible to return to its native Samsung state?
> 
> I am happy to remain with Voda - its not an unlocking question.

De-branding is the technical term you're after.

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