I live in the U.S. and upgraded from the original iPhone to an iPhone 3G. If you simply put your old SIM into the 3G, however, you will only be able to use EDGE, and the phone will not use the 3G network. When purchasing a 3G model, multiple Apple sales representatives advised me that [...]
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iPhone Developers May Now Speak… Almost
October 1st, 2008
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Apple announced this morning that the NDA preventing developers from holding open development discussions will be lifted. While details of the new agreement are not yet available, we are already beginning to see changes in the iPhone development landscape. Details on the first Phoenix iPhone Developer Group meeting will be announced tomorrow morning on the OpenRain [...]
My iPhone 2.0 Upgrade Not Reactivating
July 11th, 2008
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It seems like there’s some sort of service outages with the iTunes store related to users upgrading to the iPhone 2.0 firmware. The firmware download and upgrade process seems to have upgrade fine, but mine is stuck on the please-connect-to-itunes screen. All I can do right now is view the IMEI and ICCID, and make [...]
Five Major Apple Design Irritants
May 26th, 2008
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Apple, My software development firm–OpenRain in Arizona–spends buckets of money on your products. Stuff works pretty well in general, but you really need to address these issues. Really. PowerBook, MacBook and MacBook Pro power supply cables invariably rip. Not only that, but it’s always at the same freaking places. The MackBook/Pro power supplies are better [...]
Cool Daily Links
March 27th, 2008
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SearchMe.com :: Google search meets Apple’s “Cover Flow” for the web. Smells hot to me. iPhone SDK Gets Interface Builder :: Now it’s actually fun to learn about native iPhone application development. Upcoming Free iPhone Development Webcast Monoprice.com :: You need to buy your random cables from these folks. I started using them last year [...]
