me n my girlfriend using iphone.i use 2g and my girlfriend using 3g.we both using 3.1.2 firmware with maxis prepaid.
we both use a jailbreak`ed one.

the problem is,the messaging beetween us always delay and stuck.sometimes it received when my gf call me first sometimes i keep repeatly
received.but the main problem is,our messaging keep delay beetween my phone to her and vice versa.it occured like 100 message sending maybe
30 msg will delay or stuck(example)

i just restore my phone.so whats the problem?the carrier or the maxis itself?

thanks

maxis IS the carrier

most probably is maxis fault. i had similar difficulties a few days ago n both me n my gf arent using iphones. but only 1 day la

since i have a officially unlock set from singapore do i able to update to the latest os4 without any prob.. i.e JB
and if then i decide to restore which version it will go.. os3.1.3 originally come with the phone or os4 only

arghh,,but in a day,the must be 3 or 4 message supppose to be glitch...can ask maxis and they check out for us?

hai, recently my iphone 3gs always keep restart went i using 2 to 3 mins
it happens went i update to ios 4.0.1
anyone know what the problem.... tq

if you restore it straight away from itunes, it will be restored to latest firmware (for now is 4.0.1)

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Added on July 26, 2010, 3:10 pmmaybe it caused by bugs on the firmware.. do restore it again and see how it goes

This post has been edited by yezhacolic: Jul 26 2010, 03:10 PM

@ fongzai92

After the first warning and you have post on piracy again. Account suspension will be served by LYN Staff.

Please read the LYN RULES!!!!

This post has been edited by davidgary73: Jul 26 2010, 03:39 PM

so restoring via itunes also mean updating?

Yes it is. Updating your iPhone os.

Singapore getting iPhone 4 this Friday. 2 Fridays in a row with goodies!! Oh Malaysia.. Why aren't we as lucky?

I wonder how much d phones wil cost ^^ no more obscenely priced phones in Lowyat!

http://m.gizmodo.com/5596379/iphone-4-reac...ies-this-friday

malaysia tak boleh..

btw,the price.

Pricing for iPhone 4 on the Singapore Apple Store is out. SGD 888 for 16 GB and SGD 1048 for 32 GB.

The U.S. government on Monday announced new rules that make it officially legal for iPhone owners to "jailbreak" their device and run unauthorized third-party applications. In addition, it is now acceptable to unlock any cell phone for use on multiple carriers.

According to The Associated Press, the government approved a handful of new exemptions to a federal law that prevents the circumvention of technical measure that prevent users from accessing and modifying copyrighted works. The report noted that every three years, the Library of Congress' Copyright Office authorizes exemptions to ensure existing law does not prevent non-infringing use of copyrighted material.

In addition, another exemption was approved that would allow all cell phone users to unlock their device for use on an unapproved carrier. Currently, Apple's iPhone is available exclusively through AT&T, but unlocking it can allow for voice calls and EDGE data speeds on rival carrier T-Mobile.

Other exemptions announced Monday allow people to break protections on video games to investigate or correct security flaws; allow college professors, film students and documentary filmmakers to break copy protection measures on DVDs to embed clips for educational purposes, criticism, commentary and noncommercial videos; and allow computer owners to bypass the need for external security devices (dongles) if the hardware no longer works and cannot be replaced.

The warranty-voiding jailbreak process allows users to run software not approved by Apple, which has no plans to allow users to install third-party applications downloaded from outside its sanctioned App Store. Hackers have created their own custom applications -- many free, and some for purchase from an alternative storefront known as Cydia.

Apple has been criticized for its strict control over the iPhone App Store, requiring that all applications be approved before they are made available for download. The company has defended this practice, stating that it keeps faulty and potentially dangerous software from being made available, as well as banning unsavory content such as pornography.

In April, Jobs cited an unsanctioned pornography store available for the Google Android platform as a reason to not support unsigned applications. "That's a place we don't want to go," Jobs said, "so we're not going to."

In addition to allowing access to legitimate third-party software, both free and paid, through services like Cydia, jailbreaking can also be used to pirate App Store software, one major reason why Apple has fought the practice.

Hackers have been hard at work on jailbreaking iOS 4 since it was released in June. Though the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G have been exploited, the iPhone Dev Team has continued their efforts toward both jailbreaking and unlocking the iPhone 4. With Monday's decision by the U.S. government, their efforts are now considered legal.

Source : AppleInsider

so jb is legal-ed

in US that is, since the U.S. government approved it

but can we consider M'sia government approved it too?

can we discuss it here @ lyn then?

This post has been edited by E-J@1: Jul 27 2010, 08:18 AM

cant discuss jailbreak thinggy in lowyat.net.. Not because the jailbreak itself, but because people tend to talk about piracy and it's prohibited in lowyat.net

yup, noticed that

i'm hoping we could discuss it towards positive way

legally that is, without those piracy talk

how to jb, steps to jb & such.. since its aldy legal for iphone owners to jb their phone

if ppl talk bout piracy, report them

anyway, its just an idea

It's hard to be positive and have a healthy discussion on jailbreak. We malaysians are so use to piracy and it will never change. Even with the Jailbreak thread closed, we still get forumers posting on piracy and totally disregard LYN RULES and the subforum rules. When IOS4 came out, we have forumers posting on piracy on a daily basis without fail and mods have to keep closing them and forumers keep reporting them hence, we are suspending all Jailbreak topics/post related to it.

Even tho jailbreak is legal, forumers can jailbreak with the guide provided in the Jailbreak thread. Just, no discussion allowed.

I have gotten heaps of reports and recorded hundreds of users using piracy and i have a whole list of them.

The person who posted on piracy above these few post just got 3 days of suspension. Next will be 7-14 days and i will request it till they get ban for good.

This post has been edited by davidgary73: Jul 27 2010, 01:31 PM

trust me, mate.

i have been in this subforum longer than most of the peeps here.

and i can concur that jailbreaking discussions will eventually (give or take) lead to piracy.

we can all deny all we want, and argue that jailbreaking is for the greater good of customisation and localisation of the iPhones, but facts are facts.

i have lost track on how many posts/threads that i have reported with regard to piracy in this subforum alone.

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Jul 27 2010, 01:34 PM

point taken

have to agree on the piracy posting, still got forumers posting on piracy

just wish it could be the other way round

hope u guys will update the jailbreak thread once the new jailbreak available for iOS4

Yup..they will keep posting on piracy and trust me..they will. I wish it could be the other way but it will not change.

I'm glad we have great sifus like nokia, string, hanxz, yez and many many more to report these users. I hope you can help to report them as well.

The jailbreak thread is already updated back a few weeks ago with the guides, how to etc with the proper tools.

Cheers

Here's another bit of news - although jailbreaking is legal, the act of jailbreaking may void the warranty. Thus, Apple will still punish jailbreakers. Though now it would be interesting whether the law will also tackle this.

Personally i think if one jailbreaks, the warranty shouldnt be voided. Other it becomes like a double edge sword for Apple. One law in the consumers favour, another policy in Apple's favour.

Echoing the rest of u guys, yeah, its unfortunate that whenever its a conversation on jailbreaking, it'll digress to piracy- which is a pity.