Comments on: Apple Screws Us Again

By: Paul s.

Paul s. — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 13:49:32 +0000

Sure does the killing for me…

By: Paul s.

Paul s. — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 13:47:36 +0000

I get more productivity and pure fun from my N1 than I got from my 3GS… !!!
Lovin’ it !

By: Bob

Bob — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 05:17:35 +0000

No it won’t. The people affected will just wait the 8 hours it takes for the blackra1n people to push out a new update and then it’s business as usual. Your comment is stupid.

By: Bob

Bob — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 05:16:39 +0000

Funny, Apple has won top marks for both from Consumer Reports and other reputable organizations for many years.

But don’t let the truth stop you from your completely idiotic anti-Apple blather. *eyeroll*

By: Bob

Bob — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 05:14:55 +0000

haha. “wait a little while…”

dude, people have been saying that about Android since the very beginning.

By: Bob

Bob — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 05:14:22 +0000

hah. yeah, THAT has been such an ‘iPhone killer.’

Please.

By: Nicklera

Nicklera — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 03:34:34 +0000

If you have not accidentally upgrade you iPhone and do want to protect your self from doing it. just do the following.
1. ssh your iPhone
2. go to directory /System/Library/CoreServices/
3. find file SystemVersion.plist (right click on it and Edit )

7D11 change to 7E18

3.1.2 change to 3.1.3
save .
now go to Settings/General/About and SEE for your self its now 3.1.3 . ::)

4. and last You can go ahead and put a check mark in you iTunes for automatic updates. it will show in iTunes as software 3.1.2 but system will think its already on 3.1.3 check it your self .

By: analog spirit

analog spirit — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 20:28:43 +0000

BTW, in case anyone’s interested, I just found an article in Apple Insider that supports my theory that the iPhone probably won’t become available on T-Mo until next year:

http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/02/05/credit_suisse_75_chance_att_keeps_iphone_exclusivity_in_2010.html

By: analog spirit

analog spirit — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 20:22:33 +0000

@Tito: No, not necessarily “evil,” just business; Apple didn’t JUST build the iPhone to run on AT&T’s network; they designed it as a GLOBAL phone that COULD be used anywhere (at least that’s been Steve Job’s intention all along), which is why they went with GSM rather than CDMA. T-Mo was still very small in the US, so they went with AT&T, as that was the deal that they figured would be most advantageous for them to make at that time. And BTW, no-one’s trying to “rip off” Apple or AT&T (well, maybe SOME people are); they just want to at least have the option of using another service provider that better meets their needs, just like they have the option of using their car on whichever public highway they want to drive on, just like they can buy a computer and use whatever internet service provider that best suits their needs. Why should buying a phone be any different? So they’re not trying to rip off Apple or even AT&T just by using a different service provider. They bought the iPhone, didn’t they? Apple still sells more iPhones and makes more money either way. Business as usual… People just want to save a buck by unlocking their phone to run on T-Mo. That’s just how the market works; companies want to make a buck, and customers want to save a buck, which creates competition (in theory, at least). How is that evil? Yes, I agree that they can go somewhere else and buy a different phone (that’s why I’m getting a Nexus One), but what about those who already bought an iPhone and are happy with it, or maybe can’t afford to just “get a different phone” and are not satisfied with AT&T’s service in their area, and want to save money if possible? Let’s say you had an iPhone and really liked it, had already fulfilled your 2-year contract, and were suffering thru inadequate AT&T service/reception in your area, and wanted to save some money (who doesn’t?), wouldn’t you unlock your phone, too? Or would you just keep suffering thru AT&T’s policies and crappy network and say, “Well, it’d be ‘evil’ for me to unlock my iPhone and switch it to T-Mo, so I’ll just suffer and deal with it.” No, I wouldn’t insult your intelligence by assuming that you would… You’d either decide to get a different phone (as I have), or… if you really liked your iPhone and wanted to keep it, you’d probably unlock it, too. So there is really no justification for calling it evil… Speaking of evil, AT&T won’t unlock your iPhone even after you’ve fulfilled your contract with them. It’s like it’s still “their” phone, even after you’ve paid full price and then some over the course of the 2-year contract. Now THAT’S just wrong… That’s why I’m staying off-contract with T-Mo. PEACE

By: Vaddy

Vaddy — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 03:38:26 +0000

Oh forgot to mention true multitasking with up to 30 apps running simultaneously and the best 5MP camera with dual led flash, do yourself a favor and purchase the n900