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

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

A tribute to all those who were pestering Uncle Ianho for the unknown location of the local iPhone Bodyguardz seller.... I'm a really happy man now Hopefully you guys are still into these variety of protections, I was yelling in joy when my USPS shipment finally arrived from a good month's worth of waiting. And now my collection is finally complete!!!


This post has been edited by Samanoske Akechi: Mar 7 2008, 12:22 PM

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If you're on Windows, use WinSCP and login to your phone using <iPhone'sIP>:root@alpine. The go to the /Applications folder and upload the Battery.app as you usually do.

Or, just add Trejan.com's repository to your Installer and install it from under Utilities. HWInfo does it all!

That's not the right source link. Add "http://www.trejan.com/irepo" to your Installer sources, then refresh. You will then find HWInfo in Utilities. There you go!

I believe there are 3 places you guys can get your Capsules from. MTCS and EpiCentre, Pavilion. Or if you're into it, you can order them straight from the local distributor for SwitchEasy, DistExpress Sdn Bhd. It does range between RM110 to RM130, bear that in mind. The packaging for the black one looks a little cooler than the white variation, though I still got a white one to maintain the Apple theme

If you're statement is intended as an inquiry, no it doesn't. The case's front-side is designed to overlap the chrome bezel almost perfectly. In other words, as long as you're careful while inserting the phone into the case, using it from the on will not cause any scratches to the phone's exterior. That's what makes this case such a hit among the LYN iPhone users, besides it's incredibly slim form factor compared to bulky acrylic junk.

Hah, market price RM3400 my foot... At those prices, I wouldn't call it overpriced, it's more like daylight robbery Any one of you guys seen the rumoured 3G iPhone revamped design yet? Looking freakishly awesome!!!



This post has been edited by Samanoske Akechi: Apr 9 2008, 03:08 PM