wa... if iPhone is in Malaysia, i also will go buy. I hope it is not tide with celcom.

Wow, good news! Really looking forward :-)

Sigh....stick a fork in me, coz im done. Caring and trying to help people understand hurts too much.

ZZZZzzzzZZZZZ (iphone in malaysia)

This post has been edited by trixx316: Mar 4 2008, 09:05 PM

Its good if it really come to malaysia, finally. I hope they come with 3g flavour. Even without HSDPA also can. EDGE too slow. The only reason i havent switched to iPhone yet.

That mean when iPhone come in, our current illegal iphone will have warranty as apple warranty worldwide?

i doubt we will have it..

Hi Guys!

It's been a long time... I've got 2 units of iPhone 16GB coming back with me from Miami... Anyone interested?

wow u like product with no warranty eh

Wahlau, commission rates already issued!!!!

Then they should already know what's the selling price & margin already larrr...

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Added on March 4, 2008, 9:49 pmhow m$$h??

This post has been edited by jonest: Mar 4 2008, 09:49 PM

So, for those who have experimented on 1.1.4, was it worth your trouble to update?

don't be that skeptical dude. maybe it will be sold on country-locked basis, but without any contract with operator. or it will be optional. maybe the mechanism of legally unlocking the phone doesn't only come through iTunes, it will come with some methods (the official unlock). if it will can only unlocked through iTunes, how T-Mobile's and Orange's iPhones can be unlocked in the first place, while they are not intended for that to happen when it first hit the European market? the solution is channeled through the operator. that means there is another solution.

not to say that it will surely arrives Malaysia on that favor, but i can see that's the case if it really does arrive on most of Asian countries. i can't see the reason why apple would not sell their iPhones here. yup the price will be that high, but hey other smartphones in the market aren't cheap what. so the price tag of RM3xxx (Orange France unlocked) is not that high. ok maybe kinda steep, but hey other apple products aren't cheap also. so if it arrives and the price is super high, what i can only say is "Apple doesn't sell cheap, affordable gadgets".

but yeah, don't put high hopes for its arrival here yet. just wait and see. any q&a sessions on its arrival to malaysia will only reach dead end, as for now. but i also hope it will be here.

only if Apple changes its warranty policy issued (haha...99% won't). the answer is no.

Woo hoo! How's Miami, man? Get 'em some Time Capsules and MBA Superdrives too

mmm...hope the apps will come out shortly after SDK release. or maybe Apple wanna introduce some of in-house apps based on the SDK, or maybe some early release apps. or maybe some working proof-of-concept apps.

mmm...so many 'maybe' for the nearing iPhone software roadmap event. only hope that Apple won't screw it by postponing the release until another date. hohoho...i want my iPhone to be more productive (but yeah the apps will come with price, oww...).

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Mar 4 2008, 10:16 PM

Two words, man. "NO SWEAT" Just update via iTunes, and ZiPhone does the rest. Plain and simple. Resync the phone and reinstall your apps and it's pretty much EXACTLY the same as before the upgrade. Only issue? Some apps which check the phone's SystemVersion.plist still haven't been altered to 1.1.4 instead of just 1.1.3. Nothing has changed in the file system unlike the 1.1.2 > 1.1.3 transition, so most apps ported to 1.1.3 should work fine once their creators update the raw code.

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Added on March 4, 2008, 10:25 pm2 ways of looking at this. On one hand, Apple's warranty terms do dictate that so long as your iPod or iPhone has not been physically modified in any way involving opening up the device, nor has it been soft-hacked in any way (meaning its retains ONLY stock default functionality), your warranty is valid. In other words, you must be able to restore EVERYTHING from your modified bootloader, IMEI, baseband + firmware (can be updated, but not tampered with hacks of any form), and of course, as reports in the US now say, the phone must be activated on a valid carrier assigned by Apple. Hell lot of effort, but not impossible.

On the other hand, I bet ANY Apple Store employee worth his/her salts hasn't realized by now that the phones are being hacked all the way. So they WILL be VERY hesitant to entertain your warranty claim should you be of eg. Asian origin with US/UK iPhones or unable to show proof of AT&T/O2 contract. Not sure whether this applies, but I doubt Apple's THAT foolish.

This post has been edited by Samanoske Akechi: Mar 4 2008, 10:25 PM

Anybody trying Cydia? I've installed Cydia and currently testing...

too many things to consider for it to come here so soon..
i doubt we'll see it anytime soon..
maybe jan 2009 when the iphone v2 launched ?
means asian markets delayed for 1 year la.. not surprised..

if those 1.1.2otb and above downgraded BL how to restore back to 4.6 to claim warranty wor ? lol... sure GG wan

wait n see how

APN (unet) --->given by maxis operator

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Added on March 4, 2008, 11:41 pmok now i can received mms.....but use what application to view d mms? thanx

This post has been edited by beavis68: Mar 4 2008, 11:41 PM

Running Customize in 1.1.4
using putty or anything that compatible with it or whatever software on mac

/bin/chmod -R 755 /Applications/Customize.app
/bin/chmod +s /Applications/Customize.app/Customize
/Applications/Customize.app/Customize