This pushy service thing is not particularly important, but squashing remaining bugs from 2.0 is (especially the keyboard lag and the crappy 3G baseband firmware). Let's hope Apple spends a lot of time debugging this one.
Apple needs bug fixes more than anything else. I've had my new 3G iPhone for 9 days and have had to completely restore it 3 times - losing all my app data, presets, phone favorites, WiFi passwords, weather cites and stocks in the process. Why didn't I restore from a backup? "Backup file corrupted" actually is a screen you don't want to see, but it does exist.
That is my guess as well.... 2.1 will be bug fixes, minor features and 2.1.1 will be Push.
OOOhhh my god they pulled push,I'm so fed up with apple pulling stuff when they should be pushing stuff instead, I think Jobbsy should stop pulling his wanger and start pushing his staff and tell them stop pulling stuff and push it out, here we all are pulling our hair out waiting for Apple to push, push,
but what happens they pull it!! I;d like to push my 3G up Jobbsies Arse and I would push it so far up his arse he or his staff wouldn't be able to pull it
hope that made you smile
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The main cause of backup corruption (for me at least) is when I cancel a backup that has started - doing this leaves the backup unusable. So once its started you really need to let it finish, or if you need a backup you're in trouble.
I take a copy of the backup when its completed, just in case anything goes wrong and it also means I can cancel backups if necessary - knowing I've at least got a good and recent backup to go back to. Don't rely on Time Machine either as the backup is excluded from it.
We don't need MMS. MMS is as dead as Betamax. Move on already.
This is the two button mouse issue all over. Apple wants to kill this terribly exploitative "service" by moving all image transfers to email. They don't care that every other phone out there uses mms. They are drawing a line in the sand. Whether it is worth it, I don't know (see two-button mouse).
While I agree with the first part, I don't agree with the app store comment. Some devs are banking right now.
Sounds to me like Push may well be coming in September as planned, but Apple wants to release 2.1 before then
In other words, whatever 2.1 brings is coming SOONER than expected, instead of waiting for Push to be ready in September.
Only a guess.
I agree. Fix the 3G issues now. Some of us would like to make and receive calls before push IMs...
This is the two button mouse issue all over. Apple wants to kill this terribly exploitative "service" by moving all image transfers to email. They don't care that every other phone out there uses mms. They are drawing a line in the sand. Whether it is worth it, I don't know (see two-button mouse).
ok, so i'm planning on getting my new iPhone 3G around Saturday, September 6. Who thinks there will still be all of these glitches by then, or who think they'll be fixed?
That is a lame excuse for Apple not providing a feature that many (most?) people want. Can we also dispel the myth that MMS is something only used by teenagers? I'm 48 years old and I use it all the time to communicate with friends and family. Sure, I can email my family/friends with iPhones and that's great but I also have a lot of family/friends who do not have iPhones and using the alternative method (@vzwpix.com etc.) is a pain in the arse.Apple has the leadership to change customers mindset, and this one could be the right time to make people move from MMS to email.
Hmmm, is this one of the first times Apple has taken a step back?
We don't need MMS. MMS is as dead as Betamax. Move on already.
I agree. Fix the 3G issues now. Some of us would like to make and receive calls before push IMs...
Yeah, it's dead. Just like cars that run on gasoline are dead. Except, oh wait, what's that, a hundred million obsolete cars that are still running on gasoline.
It's not dead when everyone still uses it. As it stands, I know and/or work with several thousand people who all use MMS regularly, and about 6 iPhone users who are never in the loop. Oh, but we're so advanced.![]()