Apparently 5.1.1 is already jailbreakable:
http://www.redmondpie.com/jailbreak-5.1.1-ios-on-iphone-ipad-ipod-touch-using-redsn0w-tutorial/
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Apple Releases iOS 5.1.1 with HDR, AirPlay, and Safari Syncing Bug Fixes
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Apparently 5.1.1 is already jailbreakable:
http://www.redmondpie.com/jailbreak-5.1.1-ios-on-iphone-ipad-ipod-touch-using-redsn0w-tutorial/
Anyone else notice the Facebook app no longer works...just says after a while Connection Error. This is on both my iPad 3 and iPhone 4. I deleted and reinstalled the app on the iPad but it made no difference.
My iTunes just downloaded 800mb for this update. Why anyone would want to do that to their data plan I'm not quite sure.
If it was < 100mb then it would make sense.
I did, when it started to D/L. my battery indicated 72%, when it came back after installing, I was at 73%. WooHoo, free electricity.
Contains:
All of the above
...and no doubt many preventative measures to stop us jail breaking our devices.
All of the above
...and no doubt many preventative measures to stop us jail breaking our devices.
I had a rough start when I first signed up for iTunes match but now everything works as I suppose it should.
I still keep my Google Music account on standby though. Just in case iTunes Match goes wonky.
Like I said before, I can go into iTunes right now on my iPhone and download over a gigabyte of music. It's my data, I pay for it, let me download what I want. If it's over the 3GB I pay for, they can charge me extra. Not sure where you're coming from here.
iTunes downloads the full package, not the OTA delta.
My 3GS says the 5.1.1 package size is 40.6MB and requires a WiFi connection to download.
I would update, make sure you load the latest baseband as well. It should fix most of your problems...
Facebook never worked, I see no change. All joking aside though, I am not getting those errors.
Ok thanks for confirming guys. Strange it works on the browser fine but both devices apps dont.
yes, but that gigabyte of music is made up of made files of approx 5Mb (dependant on song length, etc obviously). it's the same rule that applies to apps, there's a size limit for any 1 file.
Download once. Update to multiple devices later. Imagine being an administrator.
Invisible playlists
Still not fixed.
If you use Smart Playlists with a Date Modified field, you can't see your music list.
You can see it as it syncs, and if you turn it sideways to landscape Cover Flow.
This happened with iOS5, starting with the 4S.
After reporting it 3 times since, an email to Tim Cook prompted them to call me, and they finally acknowledged it directly.
The official response (after 5 months) is that it isn't iOS Music, but iTunes 10.5.1+, which defies logic. In any case, "the engineers are aware of this issue", which can easily be fixed, but they are deliberately holding back for some reason, which I believe is related to iTunes Match BETA, which also won't display the smart playlist.
Home Sharing is another matter altogether.
It just DOESN'T work anymore, as Steve would have it.
Well, the 4 different time clock servers for iCal, iOS, OSX, iCloud/MobileMe were always stuffed when it came to sync all such services with Daylight savings.
NOT being able to see the music you synced or matched, belies the point of the ipod.
Back to basics please!
Still not fixed.
If you use Smart Playlists with a Date Modified field, you can't see your music list.
You can see it as it syncs, and if you turn it sideways to landscape Cover Flow.
This happened with iOS5, starting with the 4S.
After reporting it 3 times since, an email to Tim Cook prompted them to call me, and they finally acknowledged it directly.
The official response (after 5 months) is that it isn't iOS Music, but iTunes 10.5.1+, which defies logic. In any case, "the engineers are aware of this issue", which can easily be fixed, but they are deliberately holding back for some reason, which I believe is related to iTunes Match BETA, which also won't display the smart playlist.
Home Sharing is another matter altogether.
It just DOESN'T work anymore, as Steve would have it.
Well, the 4 different time clock servers for iCal, iOS, OSX, iCloud/MobileMe were always stuffed when it came to sync all such services with Daylight savings.
NOT being able to see the music you synced or matched, belies the point of the ipod.
Back to basics please! Unfortunately, we have no idea "why". It was not in 5.0, but then it was back in the 5.1 betas, but then disappeared again in 5.1 final. We know they "can" do it because it worked fine in those betas. And most if not all of the international carriers support it. I started a thread some time back trying to figure it out and we discovered it was basically just the 4S on AT&T that lacked it. Very very strange, and horrible for me personally.
It is because the iPhone 4S on AT&T is not "3G" it is "4G"