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Hustle

macrumors 6502a
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Jul 29, 2007
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I just went to CarPhoneWareHouse and picked up a £169 iPhone as I sold my old one for £190, and was surprised when I just looked at the firmware and realized it's 1.1.2.

I guess they didn't get many customers since launch. :p
 
Same thing happened to me, I got it setup and was greeted by 1.2 :eek:

I went to carphone warehouse also, all good now though :)
 
Leaving it at 1.1.2 at the moment. It's better for jailbreaking, though i'm not going to jailbreak yet.

I also noticed that this iPhone is A LOT louder then my old one. I'm not sure why.
 
Leaving it at 1.1.2 at the moment. It's better for jailbreaking, though i'm not going to jailbreak yet.

I also noticed that this iPhone is A LOT louder then my old one. I'm not sure why.

The iPhones made in the last several months had much louder volume on them. I had my iPhone from last summer exchanged in January because I got tired of the low speaker volume. The new one has such loud volume sometimes, I have to turn down the volume when making a call. I can also hear all the different sounds while it's in my pocket, ringer, email and SMS alerts.
 
The iPhones made in the last several months had much louder volume on them. I had my iPhone from last summer exchanged in January because I got tired of the low speaker volume. The new one has such loud volume sometimes, I have to turn down the volume when making a call. I can also hear all the different sounds while it's in my pocket, ringer, email and SMS alerts.


Thats great. Can anyone confirm this?. Thanks. :D
 
are apple just swapping out low-volumed phones then? cause sometimes mine can be annoyingly quiet.

I guess if i can replicate and convince them its quiet..
 
Same thing happened to me, I got it setup and was greeted by 1.2 :eek:

You got a phone from them with the 2.0 beta firmware on it? Which revision?

Leaving it at 1.1.2 at the moment. It's better for jailbreaking, though i'm not going to jailbreak yet.

How so? All the current jailbreaking techniques require upgrade to 1.1.4, before you do it, I thought... that's the first thing I did before Jailbreaking.
 
You got a phone from them with the 2.0 beta firmware on it? Which revision?

Sorry that should read 1.1.2

How so? All the current jailbreaking techniques require upgrade to 1.1.4, before you do it, I thought... that's the first thing I did before Jailbreaking.

I thought I had the latest version since I only purchased it today, so I went to jailbreak straight away with ziphone. Only after it was done I realized it was old.
 
I thought I had the latest version since I only purchased it today, so I went to jailbreak straight away with ziphone. Only after it was done I realized it was old.

Huh... well, if it worked, it worked! ;) To be honest, I've only ever used 1.1.4, since I upgraded my iPhone before I even jailbreaked it. So I've never used 1.1.2 ... if it works fine for you, stick with it!
 
1.1.4 still has compatibility issues with jailbreaking, for example Apollo doesn't work, customize doesn't work etc.... 1.1.2 can still be jailbroken.
 
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