Tishaban: can you downgrade the firmware to 1.0.2? When you're reseting the phone don't you just hold down the option (mac) or shift (pc) key and that gives you the choice of choosing your firmware file? I looked around on the hackintosh forum and its something like ~95 mb.

Okay, I've setup the Petition. Maxis users, pls sign the petition so we can get the iphone to work with the network!

Click here: http://www.petitiononline.com/iphoneMY/petition.html

hmm, wasn't really aware of that one. right now the most important issue is the incoming call problem. can you elaborate on the sms problem?

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Added on October 1, 2007, 1:30 amLatest on the 1.1.1 hack (from the link trix handed out):

" Crating another free unlock that will work for version 1.1.1 of the software. According to them, both may be very near--now testing-- and they have asked us to tell Giz readers to "be patient and hold on until we come with a full solution for 1.1.1 firmware."




This post has been edited by OmniAtlas: Oct 1 2007, 01:30 AM

KTCY: It gives a common voice, and at least hope and thats better than nothing. Perhaps since you have so much free time from your trolling you could start by reading a little bit about democracy and how a little voice can start a movement, and perhaps even change. Heck, look at your neighbor Myanmar for example.

Sheesh, I've never bet so many inconsiderate fools on this board in one night.

hey trixx, have you tried downgrading the firmware, and broadband? I believe its possible to revert to the old versions and install back all the 3rd party apps.

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Added on October 1, 2007, 4:58 pmLatest news: iPhone users calling for class action lawsuit over firmware v1.1.1

http://www.engadget.com/2007/10/01/iphone-...-firmware-v1-1/


This post has been edited by OmniAtlas: Oct 1 2007, 04:58 PM

Does anyone know if the flash-drive in the iPhone can be upgraded? I would definitely pay to put in a 20 GB or more in there.

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Added on October 1, 2007, 10:33 pmWow. anyone tried out the program? Can you receive calls on your maxis-network iphone?




This post has been edited by OmniAtlas: Oct 1 2007, 10:33 PM

so digi 014 numbers can't receive phone calls on the iphone either? can someone else confirm this?

thanks wei, if you don't mind, i've CC your info in the other iphone thread.

Perhaps we can change our plans to reflect only when we make a call (minute-to-minute), set up a new digi account, and set-up call forwarding on the maxis account to your digi account.

That way you can still keep your number, and have a digi-line. When maxis fixes this problem (and hopefully they will), we can switch back to maxis.

MAXIS doesn't have any problem when you're roaming. However when you get back to Malaysia you're going to have problems receiving calls, as reported by the many maxis users on this board who have the iphone.

hey guys, a friend is going to be buying my iphone this weekend at one of the apple stores in the U.S. Are all the iphones there version 1.1.1? Is it worth taking the risk -- do you think it will be unlocked eventually? its been a couple days, and i've been reading the wiki -- they usually crack the broadband of the phone (so you can make phone calls) through exploits -- seems like a very difficult way to hack the phone.

So the quesiton is -- what if 1.1.1 is unhackable? or how about future generations? Would it be safer to buy a version 1.0.1 phone, and where? I heard AT&T might still be selling the old stock but you'll have to sign a contract with them when you buy the phone.

This post has been edited by OmniAtlas: Oct 4 2007, 09:15 PM

the iphone makes you the cool kid on the block