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ShinOkazaki

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Nov 20, 2006
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So, that's pretty much the question, if i buy a new iPhone now in a retailer in the U.S., with which firmware does it comes?
Thanks in advice :D
 
First, search.
Second, it depends. I bought from AT&T store in Orange County on 11/23 and received one with FW 1.1.1. Friend bought from Apple @ Irvine Spectrum on 11/24 and received one with FW 1.1.2.

Unfortunately I am not sure how to tell but I venture to guess if you buy from an AT&T store the chances of you getting it with 1.1.1 are higher because they're not going through stock as fast as the Apple Retail stores are.
 
I heard any starting W44 are shipping with 1.1.2. I bought my sis one which was W46 and it came with 1.1.2 out of the box.
 
Thanks for all your responses, i'd try to get one from an AT-T store and try my luck since i'll need an unlock, or i'll otherwise wait for a decent way to unlock the sim on the new brandware.
But again, thank you all :D
 
Out of curiosity what screens did those of you with recent online iPhone purchases from Apple get?

Type *3001#12345#* and call and hit versions and it will say the panel number.

Basically I am interested in knowing what screens the latest iPhones have now compared to week 42-44 UK phones.
 
Out of curiosity what screens did those of you with recent online iPhone purchases from Apple get?

Type *3001#12345#* and call and hit versions and it will say the panel number.

Basically I am interested in knowing what screens the latest iPhones have now compared to week 42-44 UK phones.
I got my iPhone on Tuesday and it seems to be a week 43. Panel ID is 7459072. No idea what that means ;)
 
That means you got a good panel with good colours - providing of course there are no dead pixels spoiling the screen...

Very lucky! If you were in the UK I would take comfort in the fact that I may also get a good screen but seeing as the US/UK phones are most likely not connected in anyway I suppose I can't!
 
That means you got a good panel with good colours - providing of course there are no dead pixels spoiling the screen...

Very lucky! If you were in the UK I would take comfort in the fact that I may also get a good screen but seeing as the US/UK phones are most likely not connected in anyway I suppose I can't!

Cool :) The screen is very, very good
How can you tell this from the screen reference?
 
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