Why yes, I know how to update the Parrot's firmware. Thanks for asking. First find a laptop running Windows XP that has bluetooth and runs Windows XP, is all up-to-date, and isn't full of malware. I used a ThinkPad T41p. I also had to download and install the bluetooth software from Lenovo and turn on the bluetooth radio, but that's another story. Then get the fine manual, here: Read the manual, and follow the directions. I've elaborated below, based on my particular experience.

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You can restart the update tool if you like, and get the image from your disk instead of downloading, so you don't need the Internet in your car. Following the fine manual, you start up the Parrot unit (typically by starting your car), use the Parrot's Setting menu to start the software upgrade, pair with the laptop, and after a few minutes of bluetooth data transfer, the unit will reset itself, go blank for a couple minutes, then spring to life running the new software. It is probably a VERY BAD THING to turn off your car after the download while the Parrot unit is blank, running it's actual update. But the manual is not very clear on this point. My idiot laptop went to sleep during my first upgrade attempt, and aborted the download. Luckily this is not fatal, and I made it work the second time around by putting the laptop power/sleep setting in 'presentation' mode. Maybe this procedure would work running Windows inside VmWare or Parallels, but I had a real PC, so why look for trouble.