iPod touch Is this a coincidence or not?

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allbrokeup

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• Jun 6, 2008

• #1

Well? What do you think?

 

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NT1440

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• Jun 6, 2008

• #2

doesnt it usually give a date in the MM/DD/YYYY format?

the wording seems off to me😕

 

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allbrokeup

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• Jun 6, 2008

• #3

NT1440 said:

doesnt it usually give a date in the MM/DD/YYYY format?

the wording seems off to me😕

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Im in Australia, date format is different here 😀
(But i have never noticed the MM/DD/YYYY format, it has always been like that for me)

 

xUKHCx

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• Jun 6, 2008

• #4

Total coincidence, it checks automatically once a week and that dates is just a week after the last time it checked. here is mine

 

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NT1440

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• Jun 6, 2008

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so just to be clear, in australia it gives you the day, month and date in words instead of the numerical date?

if so then this is a total coincidence

 

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allbrokeup

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• Jun 6, 2008

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xUKHCx said:

Total coincidence, it checks automatically once a week and that dates is just a week after the last time it checked. here is mine

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NT1440 said:

so just to be clear, in australia it gives you the day, month and date in words instead of the numerical date?

if so then this is a total coincidence

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xUKHCx - I was wondering that because of the Keynote Date and the supposed release of the 2.0 FW on that day. Thankyou for helping me clarify this.

NT1440 - Yes, but it may have something to do with the fact that i modded the Menu Bar in Leopard to display the date, day and time.

Cheers!

allbrokeup.


Edit: This thread can probably be closed now.