Tonight I finally upgraded my Smok to 1.092. Not going great so far.
First of all I used the new Upgrade Tool. Which is a hell of a lot nicer than the old one, given that the old one was simply the developer tool provided by the chip manufacturer. Terrible end-user experience. The new one is incredibly basic but if it works it will be fine.
Unfortunately, it didn't work. It downloaded the new firmware OK, then went through all the motions of upgrading - three steps, followed by PASS. Turning on my Smok, I found that it had been reset to factory settings, but was still on FW 1.08. Repeated the process, same result.
I had to go back to the original tool - and it's lucky I still had it installed and knew how to use it, because they appear to have removed all mention of it from their site.
So I've got 1.092 on now. Unfortunately, I can't use TC yet - because I can't login to the Android app to enable the "Upgradation". Once again Smok demonstrates the utter stupidity of locking the use of essential features to an external app. Every time I try and login to the app, I just get "Unknown Error, please contact administrator." Which is nice.
If anyone has their phone/tablet and Dumb Bec to hand, could you see if you can login OK? So I know if it's just me or a global problem. It's definitely not a network issue on my Android install, as all other network stuff is working fine.
On the upside, I was pleased to see in the release notes for 1.092 mention of fixing underheating. Though it said it was for Ni200 mode. Have they fixed underheating for Ni200 but not Titanium? The mind boggles. But maybe Titanium was already fixed in an earlier update? I didn't look at the notes for 1.09 or 1.091.
The saga continues. Sooner or later this could be a really nice, capable mod..