Ah ok, not noticed that one, mine was a third party issue - old vs new
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Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 5 and New iTunes 8.2 Pre-Release to Developers
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Ah ok, not noticed that one, mine was a third party issue - old vs new
I rang O2UK up very early on in the beta stages and explained I was testing 3.0 for Apple.
They lifted the MMS restriction/block which was on my account there and then.
I can successfully send and receive with the latest beta (Beta 5),
using the confirmed settings above.
R-Fly
For all with ATT and Beta 5.
1) Go to Settings
2) General
3) Network
4) Cellular Data
5) MMSC enter "mmsc.cingular.com" without quotes
6) Proxy - 066.209.011.032
7) restart the phone!
You should have MMS now working. If not then.... Sorry!
NO GUARANTEE! It worked for me though!
1) Go to Settings
2) General
3) Network
4) Cellular Data
5) MMSC enter "mmsc.cingular.com" without quotes
6) Proxy - 066.209.011.032
7) restart the phone!
You should have MMS now working. If not then.... Sorry!
NO GUARANTEE! It worked for me though!
That won't work unless the carrier file was copied to the phone BEFORE moving to iTunes 8.2 and Beta 5. I have never had the "Cellular Data" option in my Network menu, because I have never copied the carrier file over.
When exactly did it start shifting up a few pixels? I know this is not an issue in 2.xx releases.
I keep getting the same error message
Edit** works now, just restarted my laptop and booted up itunes and it worked.
Silly me
Still crashes
Booooooooooo!!!!! I want to use this program badly but I guess I'll have to wait until June
Starting with 3.0 beta 1. I can't believe they haven't fixed this yet. It's stupid looking in my opinion.
Anyone else having issues ending calls with beta 4?
With iphone os beta 3.4, was anyone else having to press the end button after a call like a hundred times to get it to actually end a call? I think this was fixed with beta 3.5, but curious if anyone else expreienced this?
With iphone os beta 3.4, was anyone else having to press the end button after a call like a hundred times to get it to actually end a call? I think this was fixed with beta 3.5, but curious if anyone else expreienced this?
Cool! Thanks! I've submitted the bug and I've attached a screenshot. Thank you for that link!
I love this site, your info was spot on, the new itunes disables ipcc file updates but the cellular options were back so i just used the info you posted and got my 02uk mms back up and running.
Bit odd they remove one method to accessing mms but then offer another, either way im pleased as its working faster than ever and i love my mms.
Cheers
Wi-Fi Authentication Problem
I was hoping Beta 5 would fix an issue I'm having, but alas it did not.
With 3.0, Apple put a nice new automatic wi-fi authentication feature in place. If you're not familiar with this feature, it basically removes the annoying website log in that many wireless hotspots require you to do before getting internet access. When you connect to a wi-fi hotspot that requires this type of authentication, a screen automatically appears and displays the log in page without your having to open it up in Safari, and then you can have it remember the login credentials (I assume).
The problem is that my work wi-fi has a log in page like that, but for some reason it isn't loading properly within the automatic log in screen that pops up. In Beta 4 I would just see a blank screen, and in Beta 5 I now get an error that says there was a problem opening the page.
The big problem is that the only option I have at this point is to cancel the connection. I can't even do the normal Safari browser authentication. So there is now no way for me to connect to my work wi-fi.
I really hope this gets fixed with an update soon because my office gets really poor cell phone reception, and I rely on the wi-fi to check my email throughout the building.
I was hoping Beta 5 would fix an issue I'm having, but alas it did not.
With 3.0, Apple put a nice new automatic wi-fi authentication feature in place. If you're not familiar with this feature, it basically removes the annoying website log in that many wireless hotspots require you to do before getting internet access. When you connect to a wi-fi hotspot that requires this type of authentication, a screen automatically appears and displays the log in page without your having to open it up in Safari, and then you can have it remember the login credentials (I assume).
The problem is that my work wi-fi has a log in page like that, but for some reason it isn't loading properly within the automatic log in screen that pops up. In Beta 4 I would just see a blank screen, and in Beta 5 I now get an error that says there was a problem opening the page.
The big problem is that the only option I have at this point is to cancel the connection. I can't even do the normal Safari browser authentication. So there is now no way for me to connect to my work wi-fi.
I really hope this gets fixed with an update soon because my office gets really poor cell phone reception, and I rely on the wi-fi to check my email throughout the building.
They will get back to you if/when they solve the problem. They've done it with me on some bugs I reported for beta 3.
I thought everyone knew about the bug reporter. It really goes directly to the development team!
Spaz, you and I both know that Apple has bigger fish to fry right now. So what if somethings off a few pixels in a beta that the public wont ever see. It wont be that way when 3.0 is actually released.
I've noticed I have to some buttons more than once to get it to work. I wasn't sure if it was the beta or the fact that I spilled about 2-3 ounces of pepsi on my phone about that time.
Sorry, my answer probably doesn't help much because of the spillage.