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MikeyPI
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  #256630 17-Sep-2009 20:04
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Really?



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  #262649 9-Oct-2009 10:20
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3.1.2 was released today, and may restore tethering (I don't own an iPhone so I can't test it myself). I wouldn't count on it, but it's a possibility.

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  #262653 9-Oct-2009 10:44

It does not restore tethering, it will probably not be brought back without a hack.

I've got tethering available on XT 3.1 jailbroken (via 3.1.3 PwnageTool), FYI.



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  #262657 9-Oct-2009 10:52
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It's a sad day when you need to hack an unlocked phone to enter carrier settings.

MikeyPI
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  #262666 9-Oct-2009 11:04
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If really want a smartphone, you wouldnt get a iphone thats for sure!

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  #262671 9-Oct-2009 11:14


 
 
 

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MikeyPI
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  #262687 9-Oct-2009 11:44
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^^ Seems a response to my post, its a pity you had to quit what you were doing at the time to post that...
Or has the iphone finally decided to allow you to multi task?

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  #262700 9-Oct-2009 12:06

Yep I have most of my applications Backgrounded.

MikeyPI
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  #262711 9-Oct-2009 12:44
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What are they and when did Apple start allowing it?

oldmaknz
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  #262714 9-Oct-2009 12:46

Oh sorry, I should clarify.

The iPhone is a great smarphone
The iPhone OS disables many of the capabilities of it

I'm jailbroken: backgrounding, VoIP over 3G, themes etc. come with that.

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  #262724 9-Oct-2009 12:59
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maknz: Oh sorry, I should clarify.

The iPhone is a great smarphone
The iPhone OS disables many of the capabilities of it

I'm jailbroken: backgrounding, VoIP over 3G, themes etc. come with that.



Id rather not have to hack a phone to make it do the most basics tasks that others do out of the box!

 
 
 

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  #262761 9-Oct-2009 14:09
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I'd rather pass on the background tasks than have a battery life like the pre, or carry a WinMo brick. In life, nothing comes for free...




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  #262777 9-Oct-2009 15:14
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Then dont get a Pre...

Blackberry batteries are just fine for over 36hrs of heavy use and multitasking... Never had a issue yet...

I do have an issue with not being able to use IM clients properly, or do two things at once....


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  #262780 9-Oct-2009 15:18
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Also is that line "I dont want multi tasking cos it eats you battery" in the Apple manual or something?

Hear it all the time from the fanboys

oldmaknz
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  #262782 9-Oct-2009 15:20

It eats battery but I'm able to charge it whenever I need to really.

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