This is a snapshot of my 'Message' app in my iPhone..Look at the message received time and iPhone statusbar time(the current time), the message is received in the future i.e. 10 mins before the time will arrive..Why is it so??
I've had this happen before I think. Can't remember the cause but it's probably either your clock is wrong or somebody else's clock is wrong or time zone issues. I wouldn't worry about it, you haven't got a time machine on your hands.
Apple is the only company that has continual failures with regards to the time.
Not true:
http://www.blackberry.com/select/dst2007/
http://community.sprint.com/baw/thread/26695
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9124638/Zune_chokes_on_leap_year_bug
In any case, the iPhone (and probably there phones) is getting the SMS timestamp from the network and display that. If the network says the SMS was received ten minutes into the future, the phone is going to defer to that timestamp.
Happens to me too. Apple is the only company that has continual failures with regards to the time. Remember all the dst issues over the years?![]()
I didn't mean literally the *only* one!
You did really single Apple out.
Have you had that issue with "real live people" sending you messages? Or just computer generated ones like the one you posted here?
Have you had that issue with "real live people" sending you messages? Or just computer generated ones like the one you posted here?
I didn't mean literally the *only* one!
Where does it get the time stamp from in iMessage when on wifi and not the network? The time is still wrong...
ummm, nothing? "Real live" used to be a common phrase before other nouns like people. As in: I met a real live celebrity. Perhaps it's not anymore. But all I really meant was not a computer generated message.
on another note, what do ya mean by 'live' people, i can understand the 'real' people,maybe ??