Funny, considering "Mail Link to This Page" is the exact wording Apple uses for the same option in Safari
So lets hear what all the FAKE cryers have to say now??? Although, I will say from the standard configuration when he started, the WIFI icon was on the wrong side. Did you move it before? And how do you make them stop shaking when you are done arranging?
Aw, man... I was going to goad someone into betting me $50 it was fake.Well now it is getting interesting lol
I really liked that blow up with all the JPEG artifacting that showed that there was a qualitative difference between the icon area and the background blackness. That was truly impressive fake-finding right there.Basically.
There is one hacking trick that's almost consistently worked after new updates. I don't hack my phone, but even I know that.
Looking like multiple recipient SMS is on its way. Like others have said, I think MMS is the "past". If people want it, I think a "weird" version should be created for it. If Apple wastes 10 minutes on MMS that could be spent on Cut & Paste or Web Download/File Manager Q & A, I'll be angry. WAY more important stuff. MMS is something most people will gradually stop using now that improved bandwidth is here. Voice Dialing is also useless. On my last phone (that had it) I used it one or twice, and then stopped caring about it when the novelty wore off. iPhone supports voice dialing though. You just need to subscribe to the service through AT&T. I don't need it on my phone. iChat... I think it may be best if Apple saves iChat for iPhone 2, and gives a downgraded (non-video) version to iPhone 1 at that time. Otherwise, others will do a multi-chat protocol version of an IM client much better than Apple will want to do... just like on the desktop.
Actually NOT meaningless at all. It wasn't that long ago that there were rumors about Apple only allowing Web Apps with a link on the Home Screen, and that their SDK would just be web based like Google's. So if you ask me, I think this is good evidence that they might still be basing the SDK off of Web Apps that you can link on the home page so they feel like a real installed app instead of the REAL installed apps that people really want. Home screen links, movable icons, multiple home screens all says preparation for the SDK and that it might still be web based apps.
THANK YOU
I agree, SMS is always going to be a lot more popular because MMS only has very limited uses. But, here in the UK at least, we do use MMS quite a lot. Receiving MMS isn't really a problem - visiting a website isn't a massive hardship. But, from the other way round, it's impossible to SEND an MMS message from the iPhone to another device. That means that for the many contacts I have who don't have email on their mobiles (most, except the techy ones, or work ones), I've no option of sending them any sort of picture. For me personally, it's not a problem, but I can see why it is for some.
I agree with Apple's choice to push the industry in the right direction - as you say - but it could have been a slightly smoother ride
Then I FINALLY get my iPhone AMEN!I agree, SMS is always going to be a lot more popular because MMS only has very limited uses. But, here in the UK at least, we do use MMS quite a lot. Receiving MMS isn't really a problem - visiting a website isn't a massive hardship. But, from the other way round, it's impossible to SEND an MMS message from the iPhone to another device. That means that for the many contacts I have who don't have email on their mobiles (most, except the techy ones, or work ones), I've no option of sending them any sort of picture. For me personally, it's not a problem, but I can see why it is for some.
I agree with Apple's choice to push the industry in the right direction - as you say - but it could have been a slightly smoother ride
