is that what i think it is?

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

how to check the bootloader version? thanx

Guys,

my 1.1.4 locate using the magnitude then locate me where's my location.
it's very accurate ! hahaha. so happy with the application.

however i have 1 problem here which i failed to allocate the swirlymms.
i add the http://swirlyspace.com/swirlyspace.xml to the installer. however nothing appear. anyone can help me here?

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. My Cozip cases just arrived today. They are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo loooooooooooooooooooooooovely. I'm in       

I just got home from dinner. Will post pics of the 3 colors I brought in later. Soooooooooooooooooo nice lar the Cozip. Absolutely love it!

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Added on March 6, 2008, 4:08 amHere's my favorite silver color. It looks just like a normal iPhone without any case on it. I reckon it's the best looking iPhone case around. 

Here's the other 2 colors I bought. Black n White.  There's 3 more colors but I din buy them. The 3 other colors are red, blue, pink.

Justice is SERVED!

Meizu forced to close booth over iPhone copy
Now, why dont you Windows Mobile copycats go do something original for once and create your own interface, instead of ripping on the iPhone?

One SHAMELESS Mainland Chinese company ripping on iPhone DOWN, a billion other equally, if not more shameless copycat-minded Mainland Chinese with ideas of ripping on the iPhone TO GO.

*Please take note on the bolded Mainland Chinese part, otherwise you will get blasted by me again with regard to your oversensitiveness to the issue of race.*

guys, what application shud i use to rearrange the icon on iphone? i used customize but when i upgrade to a new firmware it seems not working anymore.

and one more,how to change view of home screen? i mean now my iphone have 3 page(have to swipe to right instead of down)

Thats the beauty of this case. It leaves the metal frame to show off all it's sexiness. I oni want the case to protect the back aluminum part. The glass is practically unscratcheable, u shud go youtube n see the demos. Guys using keys, n even knifes to scratch on purpose n it doesn't scratch at all.

owh like that..hehe so easy..ok thanx bro
thanx bro..sattled. 
but do u guys know how to solved my second prob ?

THanks... Then  what is the 3rd party app name?

BTW is the SDK only applied to IPhone? what about the Touch? 

11:32AM - We asked: Will SIM unlock software be considered software unallowed in the app store?

A: Steve: (pause) "... yes." Laughter.

but do bear in mind, if mac lags, it literally lags. will take quite some time it to gather itself up again

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Added on March 7, 2008, 3:34 am
have to be honest, apple is a marketing genius man! 30% of almost clean profit since itunes store is already established. the only thing that i think they have to worry is instability of the apps. but hey, np. if they received a substantial amount of complaints regarding one particular app, just close it down. pretty easy money i would say

<Q: What safeguards are in place to make sure the apps will be secure?
Steve: It is a dangerous world. One one side, you have a closed device like the iPod, you don't have to worry about 3rd party apps mucking it up. And on the other hand, you have the PC where people spend a lot of time getting it to work. We want the best of both. The developers are going to register with us if they want to distribute them. If they write a bad app, we can both track them down and we can turn off the app's distribution. So we're putting controls in place.>

Maybe it's even better in managing/installing/uninstalling our apps. Current Installer still leaves some traces/folders in your iPhone's root folder if you SSH and look inside it. So perhaps clean install/uninstall will be the next thing to look for.

A couple of notes ...

The fact that this stuff is left behind has nothing to do with Installer.app and everything to do with how the uninstall section of each individual package's plist is written. If the person who writes it doesn't remove it, it gets left behind.

I am guilty of this. Why? I was explicitly told, by Nullriver, to leave this stuff behind when uninstalling a package. I disagreed, as it's my belief that uninstalling a package should leave the device as though the package had never been installed. Nullriver insisted that computer apps don't delete user data and settings when they are uninstalled and that we should follow that model on the iPhone/iPod Touch.

Another item to consider is that developers always tell the packager what to install and where, but they rarely, if ever, tell us exactly what files and directories are created by their app, so that we could remove them if we wanted to.

Users are fickle. I can easily see them screaming at me for deleting their un-backed-up settings and data.

What's a packager to do?

I continue to believe that "uninstalled" should mean just that - that 100% of the app is gone, including anything created by it. I also believe that both Installer.app and the BSD Subsystem should be uninstallable. Nullriver refuses to do that for Installer.app, saying that it would confuse users and cause problems. I have requested, many times, that they make BSD Subsystem uninstallable and they eventually agreed, but never followed through with that or the update to it that they said was coming (they haven't done anything in some time now, actually, and seem rather irrelevant these days, sadly).

-ste
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