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psychrn

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#25369 19-Aug-2008 19:51

There is a new upgrade for your Iphone reswleased today.
As yet I dont know what changes there are

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#158124 19-Aug-2008 20:26

Haven't noticed anything different with the update.

Interested to see a list of the bug fixes though.

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#158126 19-Aug-2008 20:32

Input lag in SMS.app still occurs when you return from sleep to a conversation...

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#158128 19-Aug-2008 20:43

motorwayne:

Interested to see a list of the bug fixes though.

haha, good luck on that one!! Apple admitting specific flaws with their Jesus phone??! No way!

I've applied the update too. I love reading the BGR comments after the various iPhone updates - everyone claiming the phone runs SO much faster and 3G reception improving... then a day or so later "oh no, it's back to normal old slow again"!

I'm really looking forward to the first major update (i.e. 2.1.0 etc). I've got no issues on the whole with my phone, but could be a little quicker when browsing contacts

motorwayne

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#158154 19-Aug-2008 21:33

bcourtney:
motorwayne:

Interested to see a list of the bug fixes though.

haha, good luck on that one!! Apple admitting specific flaws with their Jesus phone??! No way!

I've applied the update too. I love reading the BGR comments after the various iPhone updates - everyone claiming the phone runs SO much faster and 3G reception improving... then a day or so later "oh no, it's back to normal old slow again"!

I'm really looking forward to the first major update (i.e. 2.1.0 etc). I've got no issues on the whole with my phone, but could be a little quicker when browsing contacts

Same same re looking forward to 2.1 and same re the phone in general, good phone, great PDA, best I've had.

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#158168 19-Aug-2008 22:06

Great. Now I have to sit through another 2 hour backup. This better be worth it...

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Daneger

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#158177 19-Aug-2008 22:37

drdanick: Great. Now I have to sit through another 2 hour backup. This better be worth it...

A hassle, I know - this little 'toggler' is a great app to have: http://www.eidac.de/?p=50

It is a simple toggle on and off to disable the backup that Itunes runs, saves those terrible hours of delays when restoring, has been great so far for me... Enjoy

shaneblyth

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#158180 19-Aug-2008 22:45

Daneger:
drdanick: Great. Now I have to sit through another 2 hour backup. This better be worth it...

A hassle, I know - this little 'toggler' is a great app to have: http://www.eidac.de/?p=50

It is a simple toggle on and off to disable the backup that Itunes runs, saves those terrible hours of delays when restoring, has been great so far for me... Enjoy

a really easy way is as it is doing the backup in the top little window on itunes where the song timeline is it will say backup and there is a tiny x at the end just click it it stops the backup and moves to the sync.. who needs an application to turn it on and off. This way u have instant control from itunes without firing an app up.

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#158216 20-Aug-2008 08:29

I'm not positive, but I believe that cancelling the backup then invalidates any backup you might have had of your iPhone.

So it would be impossible to restore.

I always look in the Preference to check when the last successful backup was performed.

Jon

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#158232 20-Aug-2008 09:11

Found a very good blog on wired.com about the Iphone upgrades etc.
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/iphone/index.html

May pay to bookmark this on your Iphone

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#158235 20-Aug-2008 09:15

Arithon: I'm not positive, but I believe that cancelling the backup then invalidates any backup you might have had of your iPhone.

So it would be impossible to restore.

I always look in the Preference to check when the last successful backup was performed.

Jon

No, I almost always used to click the x to stop the backup and my older backups stayed as they were. However, I recently discovered the importance of backups when my iPhone stopped opening apps, forcing me to perform a reset. I tried to restore from a backup but I only had a backup from the old 2.0.0 firmware, so the backup was incompatible with my newer 2.0.1 firmware. So, basically, I lost all my stuff!
Morral: ALLOW BACKUPS REGULARLY!!!

Infact, backups seem to perform in under a minute now, whereas with the 2.0.0 firmware they took over 5 minutes.

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#158240 20-Aug-2008 09:35

Thats what is mentioned in the wired blog I just mentioned in my last post

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#158245 20-Aug-2008 09:38

I know. I started writing that before you made your post. Great link you have there though. Bookmarked.

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#158296 20-Aug-2008 11:52

im not sure what this 2.02 upgrade has done, or if it was a VFNZ problem,
but my phone is now using the internet, without a iphone data plan and without using unlockit.co.nz or any kind
of APN change (No Wireless Where i am, Disabled it to be sure)

The Usage meter on Cellular Data Network on the phone shows its used traffic for the first time

and its not to good, 3.1meg down and 733k up since this morning!

Update:

I had my phone on GPRS, i switched it to 3G, tried it again, internet no longer worked, then switched it back
to GPRS, and its still not working, so im not sure what is happening here

shaneblyth

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#158330 20-Aug-2008 13:13

Arithon: I'm not positive, but I believe that cancelling the backup then invalidates any backup you might have had of your iPhone.

So it would be impossible to restore.

I always look in the Preference to check when the last successful backup was performed.

Jon

Nope this was a hint form OS X hints and i have done it and thn restored my phone later and the backups where there and they worked sweet

OS X Hints would not put you fowl

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#158445 20-Aug-2008 19:05

yea something strange happening with the apn and data. I didnt have data enabled and my phone was going on the internet. I then installed the apn from my email and removed it just to make sure. After that the internet wasn't working... hmmm strange update

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