Hmmm, am unable to update Apps on my iPad now. It just hangs and never asks for a password. Off to the bug reporter.
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Apple Releases iOS 5 Beta 3 to Developers
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Set it up on your Exchange Server with the Schedule you Want or in Mail/Mobile Me, and it will follow your wishes.
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No DFU mode needed and I am a developer. You're supposed to be a developer to have these betas.
He's talking about installing iOS 4.3.3, which anyone can download. You have to be a developer (or be beta-testing an app for a developer) to install iOS 5.
OK this is ridiculous. There is no good reason why I shouldn't get the wifi syncing I've been demanding from day one. I even emailed Steve about it years ago. So draconian Apple wants me to out and buy a new iPhone to get their crappy new software? Screw them. I'll go buy an Android Galaxy S2 instead.
You did get what you paid for. Demanding for something that you weren't promised at the time of purchase, emailing the CEO and then calling the lack of said feature "ridiculous" - well, that is kind of worthy of ridicule.
Can anyone tell me if the airvideo app works on beta 3, worked in earlier versions but I wanna make sure nothing broke during the upgrade since i use it everyday
Thanks
These betas are for developers and test devices lol. Not an everyday device
Can't find this option.
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"Incorrect again haha"
Again, they are intended for developers, but of course it's up to the person if they want to download it or not. Since the download links are posted everyone, you technically could download it if you had your own test device or whatever.
Again, they are intended for developers, but of course it's up to the person if they want to download it or not. Since the download links are posted everyone, you technically could download it if you had your own test device or whatever.
You're omitting a crucial detail -- you need your device registered with an Apple dev account. Otherwise iTunes won't allow you to install the beta.
There are ways to bypass the activation, y'know. The GM seed doesn't require you to have a developer account. I downloaded the 4.2.1 GM seed on my iPod Touch 2G last year. I'm not planning on downloading the beta because I don't to screw anything up, etc, but I always look into the GM seeds.
What I don't like is noobs entering the iOS or Mac Dev Portals to complain and ask stupid **** on the Developer Forums. These betas shouldn't be allowed for every kid who wants some cool new features to show off to friends before majority have it. So many posts in those forums are could be answered in a second if the person was an actual developer. It's just frustrating.
A quick google of "9A5220p" seems to show that it is iOS beta 1. Before doing anything, you'll need to sync/backup using iTunes beta 1. Then upgrade iTunes to beta 3. Then restore your phone to iOS beta 3.
I use the iPod touch 4th gen. for development. Picture editing is present in this release, and speed seems to be slightly improved, too
Right.
The majority of everyone here are not developers. Even many who say they are.