Apple's unspecified fixes
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Aug 19th, 2008, 6:07 am
Here we go again with the iPhone, Apple says it's issuing a fix without - as is Apple's habit - telling us what it's fixing.
Even as a satisfied user I can think of plenty. Searchable e-mail. MobileMe that really works on my iPhone (it still does nothing outside theb e-mail). A way of using the thing that doesn't demolish the battery before you've been out for a whole day. A do-list function for the phone that syncs with the do-list on iCal.
I suspect we're in for nothing as dramatic. Which is a shame.
Even as a satisfied user I can think of plenty. Searchable e-mail. MobileMe that really works on my iPhone (it still does nothing outside theb e-mail). A way of using the thing that doesn't demolish the battery before you've been out for a whole day. A do-list function for the phone that syncs with the do-list on iCal.
I suspect we're in for nothing as dramatic. Which is a shame.
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happygeek | He's The Daddy | Aug 19th, 2008
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Rumour has it that this is the much talked about software fix for the Infineon chip 3G reception problem, although users who have already updated seem to have mixed opinions (http://www.itwire.com/content/view/20104/53/) as to whether it actually makes any difference or not...
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