Is BT pairing with a desktop new??
From a TUAW comment - pics
http://www.tuaw.com/2007/08/21/iphone-software-version-1-0-2/2#c6844996
I had noticed this too...it annoyed the crap out of me...glad to hear its fixed.
***Edit***I am noticing that when I visit certain site it now defaults to the "mobile" version rather than the full webpage...example being http://www.tbo.com***
Has anyone who has only used "iPhoneringtonemaker" to import ringtones installed the new software? Did you have to restore?
Fake.
I love my iPhone, but the one glaring problem for me is lack of flash support. They need to get that in there soon.
I had to restore, and lost countless notes, all my visual voicemails, settings, etc. No my phone wasn't hacked.
Buyer beware. Apple either needs to fix the broken update process or give us a reliable way to back things up (i.e. integrate notes with the computer).
This is great. I had so many work notes, names, to-do lists.
Not sure what I'm going to do now. They are gone forever. For once I wish I still had my blackerry. At least it was solidly reliable with data/syncing/backing up/etc.
Edit: I was reading more on this, and as many have mentioned, it seems Apple decided to trash people's phones who added ringers, etc with ifuntastic, etc. I wasn't one of them, but here's my concern. SO WHAT if people wanted to put a silly ringtone on their phone. Apple decides to get revenge by WIPING their notes, voicemails, etc. Not cool, and certainly not cool if you use the phone for business. No, you shouldn't hack a business phone, but Apple shouldn't retaliate to this extreme. Imagine if in the future you load an "unsigned" app or something, innocently update to 1.1.4 or something, and BAM, everything's gone. It would have been one thing if Apple stated clearly "if you hacked your iPhone, all software updates will erase notes, voicemail, etc, etc."
...or they could have simply allowed us to make a working backup. I'm not referring to the iTunes copy that suddenly disappears during the update either.
Now, wonder why this happened to my phone? Makes me nervous, that's for sure.
No, it's not fake. You can pair the iPhone to Bluetooth devices, including your Macintosh. But, you just can't do anything over Bluetooth with the iPhone when paired to a computer (like sending files etc.)
Am I the only one that's getting impatient about having a REAL update instead of these "Bug Fixes", at least give us Copy & Paste!
But search? I mean day-um. I can't recall everyone's names, but I recall something about them and want the ability to locate them by keyword, y'know?
Yup! Definitely 2 new wallpapers! Good Find!
H.264 is better quality, thats why. Flash will be coming soon.
Why would you bother typing in a search where you can just click on the right of the address book?
From there using the first letter of their name will get you the info you need way faster than trying to search.
A search to locate a name would be useless to me where I can do it with a few touches in seconds.
With no front facing camera, how do you figure iChat AV would work?
Am I the only one that's getting impatient about having a REAL update instead of these "Bug Fixes", at least give us Copy & Paste!
Why would you bother typing in a search where you can just click on the right of the address book?
From there using the first letter of their name will get you the info you need way faster than trying to search.
A search to locate a name would be useless to me where I can do it with a few touches in seconds.
There are many, including myself, who have hundreds of contacts and use keywords to quickly find persons with names we may not recall. For instance I have about 60 persons with a the phrase "seeking career opportunity" ( I just made that up for posting sake) in my book. If I need to search for those persons I type "career" in the search box and it narrows it down to them.
Sometimes I need to search "affiliates" by state, "New York" . or by industry, "financial services" . A search tool with keywords is an amazing tool that exists in the desktop version of address book, but doesn't carry over to the portable iPhone version.
1. Settings > Mail > Choose Account > NEW Advanced Options
2. Wallpaper > New Wallpaper?
Thats all for now
If you notice something let me know.
Jared
http://tammanyweb.com/blog/tech-ology/index.html
The contacts are sorted by either first or last name. Let's say you have yours sorted by last name. Now, imagine that you forgot the persons last name and only remember their first. Now you can't find it. What if you want to find someone you can't remember except for the city or street address? You can't search for it. What if you changed their last name because they got married or the name is hyphenated? You need to be able to search for an address or name for those times when clicking on the right side of the alphabetical list just won't get you the info you need.
Apple needs to put a contacts icon on the home screen so that you don't have to first go to phone, and then contacts. I like to select the contact in address book first, and then tap either call, SMS, email or address to map the location. That would be a very simple SW update IMO.
Downloading now
The file size is 3.7MB
I had to restore, and lost countless notes, all my visual voicemails, settings, etc. No my phone wasn't hacked.
Buyer beware. Apple either needs to fix the broken update process or give us a reliable way to back things up (i.e. integrate notes with the computer).
This is great. I had so many work notes, names, to-do lists.
Not sure what I'm going to do now. They are gone forever. For once I wish I still had my blackerry. At least it was solidly reliable with data/syncing/backing up/etc.
Edit: I was reading more on this, and as many have mentioned, it seems Apple decided to trash people's phones who added ringers, etc with ifuntastic, etc. I wasn't one of them, but here's my concern. SO WHAT if people wanted to put a silly ringtone on their phone. Apple decides to get revenge by WIPING their notes, voicemails, etc. Not cool, and certainly not cool if you use the phone for business. No, you shouldn't hack a business phone, but Apple shouldn't retaliate to this extreme. Imagine if in the future you load an "unsigned" app or something, innocently update to 1.1.4 or something, and BAM, everything's gone. It would have been one thing if Apple stated clearly "if you hacked your iPhone, all software updates will erase notes, voicemail, etc, etc."
...or they could have simply allowed us to make a working backup. I'm not referring to the iTunes copy that suddenly disappears during the update either.
Now, wonder why this happened to my phone? Makes me nervous, that's for sure.