FRITZ! Box manufacturer AVM today released a maintenance update for FRITZ! OS 7.28 for FRITZ FREE! Box 6490 Cable. Update to FRITZ! OS 7.28 only includes bug fixes and improvements to phone, WLAN, USB and system areas: Modified requirements for authentication with Google Fixed, increased integration with CardDAV-based online phonebooks and fixed a bug that could not establish a network driver connection with MacOS Pixar 11.3 . New FRITZ! OS 7.28 is available for download for international and A / CH versions of German and FRITZ! Box 6490 Cable and FRITZ! Let’s start with the box user interface. In addition, all users are repeaters, Powerline or Fritz! AVM recommends checking the loop overview to see if there are any updates for other products such as the phone. These updates will be displayed on FRITZ! Box start page. More information about this update can be found below or from AVM.
Download -> Download FRITZ! For OS 7.28 FRITZ! Box 6490 Cable
Update to FRITZ! Available from OS 7.28 FRITZ! Box update function Available for download. You can get FRITZ from the cable provider! If you have a Box 6490, you can get updates and information about it directly from your cable provider. In this case, updates from your cable provider are automatically FRITZ! Will be installed in the box. With each update, AVM improves security, so it is recommended that every user do the update.
Update to FRITZ! OS 7.28 is now available for download from AVM:
Update to FRITZ! OS 7.28 has the following new features and improvements:
Phone ->
- Change: Adaptation required for modified requirements for authentication with Google (Google Phone Book and Calendar).
- Improvement: Increased performance for cardDAV based online phone books.
- Improvement: Optimal handling of call diversions for SIP trunks that support call diversion during the call phase.
WLAN ->
- Improvement: Increased stability.
USB ->
- Fixed: A Network Driver Connection (SMB) could not be installed with MacOS Big Version 11.3.
Setup ->
- Improvement: Increased stability.
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