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No - There is a standard firmware and then your network may say we want to add this app and they do it - They may also add or remove a feature because it doesn't work with there network settings - Then once done they will bundle it back up and give it back to Sony and then authorise it's release, But bear in mind for Generic owners all networks especially in the UK have to authorise the firmware before it can be released, So if one network say's no then this gives us Generic owners a longer waiting time for it's release
The difference could be due to network modified software and or country differences
No - There is a standard firmware and then your network may say we want to add this app and they do it - They may also add or remove a feature because it doesn't work with there network settings - Then once done they will bundle it back up and give it back to Sony and then authorise it's release, But bear in mind for Generic owners all networks especially in the UK have to authorise the firmware before it can be released, So if one network say's no then this gives us Generic owners a longer waiting time for it's release
I thought the builds would be the same but with minor tweaks through the network, had no idea that the entire build number is basically from the network
Kind of right - Sony will have a build number for world distribution then lets say Vodafone modify it to such a degree that it's not seen as Sony stock due to some modifications then that Vodafone build or variation will be given a different build number which is just a way of letting others know that this is a network modified firmware