wow, this is so extreme. hehe...btw in meantime dualbooting is none of practical use. but maybe can be another solution of installing 1.2 beta (or public 2.0) firmware. still it is not one-click-away step, and it is kinda risky though.

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 12 2008, 11:45 PM

yup, but i can't see the practicality on dualbooting as for now. yeah can dualboot, then what?
btw i think that this trick maybe useful for future versions of firmwares and unlocks. maybe on that time we can't easily boot to the latest firmware, thus booting from an older firmware's partition and unlocking the firmware from it will prove it useful. but for now it's not much use.
or maybe it will be great if it can load another ARM-based OSes (although some needs a particular chipset like Android platform). or boot a diy OS. or a cracked iPhone firmware. this dualbooting technique has lots of potential, but has not much use for now.

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 13 2008, 12:42 AM

haha, that's nice. hehehe...

anyway thanks a lot dude. if it is not you, i'll haven't know that it can be dualbooted (seriously!). myb if the official iPhone is here (of which that i'll buying one), i'll start experimenting with my current one. cheers!

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 13 2008, 05:15 PM

nope still no hack to transfer via bluetooth yet. btw u can transfer files using wifi. use dropcopy for iPhone-to-iPhone transfer. can also use SendSong + SendFile.

wow, really convenient dude. haven't thought bout this approach before.

haha...now no need that PSS junks anymore. reportedly it also drains the battery.

yeah we dunno when will it arrive here. but maybe if it arrives here this june or september, it will be expensive.
btw i have a feeling that the 8GB will have price reduction (maybe) as it is nearly one year in the market already.
but u can always have an excuse of familiarising yourself with iPhone and all the apps u can install. and then u can sell it when the new version is here. or u can have two iPhones, one old and one new. hohoho...
3G on iPhone is still trivial. whether it will be here or not diz year.

wow nice AppStore icon there. wanna try also. now searching the icon file...

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 14 2008, 10:58 PM

the site is back again:
http://code.google.com/p/iphonebrowser/downloads/list

u can easily plug it to the adapter that can be found at supermarket and electrical stores.
or if u wanna buy the plug head, u can get the travel kit at Apple retail. if u notice, the adapter's head is removable and interchangeable.

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 15 2008, 07:29 AM

so what's your choice now? hehehe...
if wanna use iPlus, heard that iPlus 2.1 is on its way. so for lowering risk of stability (maybe la, i dunno if it get prob) better wait for that version. if wanna use ZiPhone, use 2.6.
hehehe...btw most of people here will still use ZiPhone (and the iPhone sellers too) because it is a tried-and-tested method. but hey, iPlus comes with some bonuses. it also install BSD and the term fix. plus it activates AFC2.
mmm...remember though that more apps will be ported to 1.1.4 in no time. thus if u wanna use new apps u need to update your firmware. but u can still install the older application version manually. depends on your needs.
btw y so afraid to start now? maybe u afraid when u use ZiPhone, suddenly a software glitch makes it downgrade your bootloader. hohoho...
still thinking about all possible consequences? dude u r so paranoid!

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Added on March 15, 2008, 11:20 amhaha, good news for Touch users then. they don't have to meddle anymore with downgrade, jailbreak, upgrade and jailbreak again. hohoho...

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Added on March 15, 2008, 11:26 amwow that's tragic...

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 15 2008, 11:26 AM

izzit the Cydia or other package manager?

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Added on March 15, 2008, 1:08 pmoww...got the answer already on your next post. btw i've informed that installing Cydia will also install the Fake-BSD thingy and it will rub the BSD Subsystem, so apps in Installer.app that requires BSD Subsystem will still works. mmm...maybe trying this on my next restore (wanna cleanup summore, hehehe...). Thanks for the updates!

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 15 2008, 01:12 PM

oww...like that eh? guess that i'll start experimenting on my next restore, next week when i got a lot of free time. like i've said before, wanna do some housekeeping on my iPhone
thanks so much dude. i still dunno much bout Cydia. still on info gathering phase.
haha...guess that it's your turn now. hahaha...

mmm...just read bout the payload at hackthatphone site. so these are the contents it stated:
Cydia and Telesphoreo (instead of BSD Subsystem), Installer, Community Sources, Fake BSD Subsystem (to allow Installer packages that require BSD to install), OpenSSH, SummerBoard themes directory fix, and Term-vt100

haha...

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 15 2008, 08:35 PM

nope, that's the website for the news source bout the 16GB iPhone shortage, not the app source.

means it has already jailbreak'd. if u got Installer icon on your iPhone it signifies that it has undergone jailbreak before, and thus it is jailbroken.

depends on when the seller takes the stock. btw if buy it directly at the apple store, it should be 1.1.4.
btw, most of the sellers here already updates them to 1.1.4.
haha...SDK is just a sandbox, doesn't much helping in accessing the internals of the iPhone software. but it is practical for apps that doesn't need that privilege (games, productivity apps).
oww...i want Customize on 1.1.4!

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 15 2008, 11:54 PM

mmm...i meant that if u got someone to buy for u at the Apple Store, then it will be 1.1.4. btw most of the iPhones at the tradezone already upgraded to 1.1.4.
dunno to how upgrade? worry not, the steps are simple. in fact there are 2 steps only. Restore and Unlock.
btw, before u got iPhone in hand, better familiarise first with iTunes (in case u haven't use it before). u will depend on it a lot.

restore can be done on iTunes.
yes, using the iPhone, u'll depend a lot to iTunes.
btw do u have any experience with iPod? if yes then it is just the same.

ok back to the restore and unlock. if u got a locked iPhone in hand, u'll just need to perform unlock in ZiPhone/iPlus, no need to perform restore. but if u got an older version of iPhone firmware installed, and u want to install the latest, it is advisable to perform restore first in iTunes. it will rub all the iPhone contents.

mmm...try use iTunes. u will be ready when u get the iPhone.

i believe it is a no. because it is not their simcard. not every sim is the same.
btw always heard bout the celcom 3G simcard prob. as for celcom, the simcard for 3G and 2G is different, while on Maxis u can use the same card. so i believe that it will be some prob there. u can change your simcard at Celcom centre.
btw as far i know, celcom doesn't have EDGE, and their GPRS speed is craptastic.