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How to: Get your Symbian device back to full factory condition via @buster47 | @scoopit http://t.co/SNWwScUL
November 20, 2012
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How to: Get your Symbian device back to full factory condition | Nokia n8
The state of a Symbian phone when you first turn it on is dependent on the firmware that's installed (e.g. v111.xx.xxx), this is stored in a read only area of your phone's flash memory, designated Z:, which is where the OS gets loaded from; and it's also dependent on the sales package software, the extra apps which are (usually) market-dependent and which get preloaded at the factory - games, offers, major third party apps, trials, and so on.