Hmm... they're slowly fixing the areas. But still too risky for me coz if I travel to KL, mati lor...clients can't reach me.

My Kelana Jaya (SS4) area seems to be still not working..

As for conversion of normal videos, I use MediaCoder then custom settings.

For DVD, I use Handbreak on my Macbook.

Finally working in my SS4 area!

But I don't think I'll use my Maxis on my iPhone just yet as I'd have to travel around.

However, I now understand the feeling of 'it rang and vibrated in my hand'. LOL!

Wah! Mother oso know how to smuggle in. I want to know your Mum.

This is what you need to check the firmware version:

1. Turn on the phone and slide to unlock the keypad. iPhone screen should show that only emergency calls is allowed.
2. Enter the following key sequence: *3001#12345#* and then finish by pressing Call button.
3. Tap on Versions.
4. The firmware revision information of the Apple iPhone installed out of the box will be shown on the LCD screen.

Based on your Apple iPhone firmware revision information, use the reference below to tell what is your firmware:
* 03.12.06_G - firmware version 1.0.0
* 03.14.08_G - firmware version 1.0.1 or 1.02
* 04.01.13_G - firmware version 1.1.1
* 04.02.04_G - firmware version 1.1.1

Latest iTunes is 7.5 and the only affect is it asks if you wanna update to 1.1.2. But don't. Just install it and keep it iTunes, don't install - unless you wanna unlock to 1.1.2.

it's alright in certain areas only...

as for line stability, i haven't tried talking to someone till the battery dies yet..

Hmm, thankfully since I've a MacBook, I just use the MB plug and connect to the iPhone charger then just plug the USB wire into it.

The iPhone does get a little warm when charging - but it's a no brainer because what I've noticed when even charging my MB is the battery gets warm then after fully charging it stops and just cools off. Charging with the plug is fast and guarantees a full charge. Charging using the computer would need a longer time period even if it shows full.

That's my observation.

Hmm, I'll be going Genting tomorrow so I'll see if I can receive there or not.

1. anySIM requires you to have a total support via other anySIM users. IPFS has a team who produces the support when required. They also release unlocks for new firmwares fastest than any open-source (free) ones I've seen online.

2. It's some bug from the old 1.0.2 days after you jailbreak your phone. I experienced that once on an IPSF 1.0.2 but the fix was online so it was an easy download and double-click the application to remedy it.

3. You won't have any because most of the time the units are already unlocked. Unless, you do the unlocking yourself.

4. I don't stick to one source. It's better having multiple places to read about. So easiest, get their RSS.

p/s: Forgot to say while I was in Genting, can receive calls.

This post has been edited by etsuko: Nov 25 2007, 11:58 PM