iPhone update 1.1.1 JUST SAY NO!
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From: zeez on 7 Oct 2007 00:32 if you have an iPhone DON'T UPGRADE TO 1.1.1, otherwise you will probaly *never* be able to use the hacks to enable use on other networks or 3rd party apps. If iTunes gives you a "friendly" reminder that a new update to the iphone is available and if you want to install it JUST SAY NO! Note that in the near future, iPhones will most likely be sold with 1.1.1 already installed in which case you are screwed. More info: http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/28/iphone-update-facts-and-fiction/
From: none on 7 Oct 2007 00:44 zeez <UltimaUW(a)excite.com> wrote: > if you have an iPhone DON'T UPGRADE TO 1.1.1, otherwise you will > probaly *never* be able to use the hacks what for 10-30 more days? big whoop! > to enable use on other > networks or 3rd party apps. until apple releases the SDK for the iPhone that is. > If iTunes gives you a "friendly" reminder > that a new update to the iphone is available and if you want to > install it JUST SAY NO! > > Note that in the near future, iPhones will most likely be sold with > 1.1.1 already installed in which case you are screwed. > > More info: > > http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/28/iphone-update-facts-and-fiction/ quit being so crazy. upgrade to 1.1.1 it's not going to hurt your phone.
From: John on 7 Oct 2007 00:51 "zeez" <UltimaUW(a)excite.com> wrote in message news:1191731528.939328.284350(a)50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com... > if you have an iPhone DON'T UPGRADE TO 1.1.1, otherwise you will > probaly *never* be able to use the hacks to enable use on other > networks or 3rd party apps. If iTunes gives you a "friendly" reminder > that a new update to the iphone is available and if you want to > install it JUST SAY NO! > > Note that in the near future, iPhones will most likely be sold with > 1.1.1 already installed in which case you are screwed. > > More info: > > http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/28/iphone-update-facts-and-fiction/ > Works without problem on my iPhone. Who wants to waste time changing to another network- the only one being T-Mobile? And who cares about 3rd party apps when Apple has some excellent apps which will be incorporated free over the next almost 2 years.
From: zeez on 7 Oct 2007 01:02 On Oct 6, 9:44 pm, none <a...(a)bc.com> wrote: > zeez <Ultim...(a)excite.com> wrote: > > if you have an iPhone DON'T UPGRADE TO 1.1.1, otherwise you will > > probaly *never* be able to use the hacks > > what for 10-30 more days? big whoop! I am not willing to bet an expensive device on the hope that someone might be able to crack the draconian firmware. > > > to enable use on other > > networks or 3rd party apps. > > until apple releases the SDK for the iPhone that is. > Yeah, keep telling yourself that. In the mean time, people who are smart won't make that assumption. I don't put faith in companies, and anybody with a clue wouldn't either. > > If iTunes gives you a "friendly" reminder > > that a new update to the iphone is available and if you want to > > install it JUST SAY NO! > > > Note that in the near future, iPhones will most likely be sold with > > 1.1.1 already installed in which case you are screwed. > > > More info: > > >http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/28/iphone-update-facts-and-fiction/ > > quit being so crazy. upgrade to 1.1.1 it's not going to hurt your phone. DON'T DO THIS! It's not needed, and if you DO want to be able to add software to your phone someday, you won't be able to do so if you install this "upgrade".
From: zeez on 7 Oct 2007 01:03
On Oct 6, 9:51 pm, "John" <nos...(a)nospam.com> wrote: > "zeez" <Ultim...(a)excite.com> wrote in message > > news:1191731528.939328.284350(a)50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com... > > > if you have an iPhone DON'T UPGRADE TO 1.1.1, otherwise you will > > probaly *never* be able to use the hacks to enable use on other > > networks or 3rd party apps. If iTunes gives you a "friendly" reminder > > that a new update to the iphone is available and if you want to > > install it JUST SAY NO! > > > Note that in the near future, iPhones will most likely be sold with > > 1.1.1 already installed in which case you are screwed. > > > More info: > > >http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/28/iphone-update-facts-and-fiction/ > > Works without problem on my iPhone. Who wants to waste time changing to > another network- the only one being T-Mobile? And who cares about 3rd > party apps when Apple has some excellent apps which will be incorporated > free over the next almost 2 years. Are you paid by Apple or ATT to write this? |