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iPhone 2.0 OS firmware now available! [Update]



It's officially iPhone 3G Launch Day Eve, and the iPhone 3G is basically going to dominate the blogosphere even more so than it has over the past few months, or even this past week. And, to make sure all you iPhone 3G hopefuls have something to do while you wait for the doors of your local Apple or AT&T store to fly open, Apple has posted the highly-anticipated iPhone 2.0 OS firmware.

This link will get you downloading and on your way to iPhone 2.0 OS-bliss. But, be warned, you'll need to backup all your data before you install the new firmware.

According to Apple, all your data will be wiped clean:

"Normally if you choose to update, the iPhone or iPod touch software is updated but your settings and media are not affected. If your device currently has a software version prior to 2.0 (1.x) and you are updating to software version 2.0 or later, all data on your device will be erased in order to perform install the new software. In this case, iTunes will offer to create a one-time media backup of your device depending on what content is on your device and what content is stored in the iTunes Library you are connected to. You should ensure that you have enough free space on your Mac or PC to accommodate a backup that matches the capacity of your iPhone or iPod touch (4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, or 32 GB) if you proceed with the this backup."

To install the new firmware, download the .ipsw file here. Then connect your iPhone to your computer and fire up iTunes. Under the iPhone tab, Option+Click (on a Mac) or Ctrl+Click (on a PC) on the "Update" button. You'll want to choose the firmware file that you just downloaded, and wait for iPhone 2.0 OS to install on your iPhone.

You'll need the new firmware to surf the newly opened Apple AppStore on your iPhone. Or, you can just update your iTunes to v7.7 and get jiggy with the AppStore on your desktop.

Update:
Reports are coming in that some users are experiencing lagging problems with the new iPhone 2.0 OS. Having been hosted on Apple's own site, we would have thought that this firmware would be just as good as an official release. But, as is par for the course with Apple, they haven't been forthcoming with any information regarding the iPhone 2.0 OS.

We're also hearing that the direct-download link fetches the iPhone 2.0 OS designed for the iPhone 3G specifically. Do what you will, and remember, it's at your own risk.

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Are you having problems with iPhone 2.0?



So we can't help but notice that Apple still hasn't officially released iPhone software 2.0 for first-gen iPhones, even though most self-respecting gadget freaks have pulled it from the direct download links that popped up earlier. Since the file was hosted and available on Apple's servers around the time it was expected for release, it seemed safe to assume that it was legit -- and indeed, it (for the most part) works fine and plays well with the newly-live App Store. But a few of us here have had persistent problems on our first-gen iPhones: interface lag, crashing apps, hard resets, you name it. On top of that, we're hearing whispers that the .ipsw in question was meant only for 3G phones and not first-gen units -- and bizarrely, the build number of what we've got is 5A347, while our launch iPhone 3G is running build 5A345 on them. So until Apple stops being, well, Apple, and clears this all up, we're putting it to you: how are things going? Any problems, or smooth sailing? Happy you took the early plunge? Let us know in comments!

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iPhone OS 2.0 Unlocked



Now this is hot - the iPhone OS 2.0 software is officially unlocked and jailbroken, cracked by the brains behind the iPhone Dev Team. What made this feat all the more appealing was the fact that OS 2.0 was unlocked before Apple managed to release it to the public. The next step for the iPhone Dev Team would be to roll out their Pwnage tool for everyone to unlock and jailbreak their iPhones soon, but the lack of a specific date has me (and plenty of other people) up in arms. We want our Pwnage tool, and we want it now!

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Sta se dobija sa iPhone 2.0 OS???

iPhone firmware 2.0 hands-on



We know there have been a couple of crappy videos here and there on the web, but we finally got our own grubby paws on the yet-to-be released iPhone 2.0 beta, which isn't officially due until this June. It isn't exactly awash with changes, but here's what you need to know:

    * Exchange is so on! Changes are pushed over the network, but over WiFi it does check-ins, so it's not as instantaneous.
    * There's no contact search that we can see, so far. Maybe that only gets turned on if you have thousands of contacts (which we definitely do not).
    * There's a new button in the calendar, but we don't know what it is and can't make it do anything.
    * The App Store is there, of course, but doesn't do anything yet (except error out that it can't connect).
    * Wondering when Apple will make good on its agreement to license Cisco technology? Well, the branded Cisco VPN screen has definitely been added to the VPN settings. We couldn't really test this one, but assume it works as advertised. We don't yet know if it supports SecurID or other hardware token authenticators.
    * Parental controls most certainly work. Marvel as we turn off YouTube!
    * You can now order your preferred WiFi networks.
    * In addition to having a new sideways scientific mode(!), the basic calculator now does commas and has new, useful functions for the math nerds; both the calc and the iTunes icons have changed.
    * By far our favorite new feature is multi-select in mail, though. Now when you hit edit you can select as many messages as you want and delete or move them as a group. Friggin' finally. Now where's that two-pane client?

Definitely encouraging stuff in here. We'll have some video up of this thing a little later; in the mean time, there anything you want to know? Big ups to our source(s) for hooking us up with this!

Gallery: iPhone firmware 2.0 hands-on

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Apple počeo prodaju iPhone 3G telefona
Petak, 11. jul 2008. 18:59    

Kompanija Apple je u 22 zemlje počela da prodaje svoj novi pametni telefon treće generacije - iPhone 3G.

Telefoni su se prvo našli u prodavnicama u Japanu i na Novom Zelandu, gde su kupci u redovima čekali i po nekoliko desetina sati ispred prodavnica da bi kupili svoj omiljeni telefon.

Tako je prvi kupac, koji je do novog iPhone uređaja uspeo da dođe samo minut posle ponođi, jedan novozelandski student koji je u redu pred prodavnicom, na ogromnim vrućinama, čekao čak 60 sati, objavile su svetske novinske agencije.

Ispred Apple prodavnice na Petoj Aveniji u Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama počelo je stvaranje velikog reda, u kome ljudi čekaju da kupe iPhone 3g uređaj, najnoviji proizvod kompanije Apple.

Na samom početku, u noći pre zvaničnog otvaranja trgovine i početka prodaje novog iPhone uređaja, stvorio se red od stotinak ljudi koji strpljivo isčekuju početak prodaje kako bi se dokopali ovog revolucionarnog telefona.

Neki od njih došli su potpuno opremljeni na ovaj događaj. Imaju igrice, ćebad, hranu i piće...

Jedan oportunista, pod imenom Henri, odvažio se da ponudi na prodaju mesto na kome stoji u redu i to za 150 dolara, dok je jedan par odustao je od čekanja u redu kada je čuo da je potrebno sklapanje ugovora pri kupovini iPhone 3G telefona.

Za samo par sati red se razvukao preko 59. ulice sve do Medison Avenije. Svi daju intervjue raznoraznim radio i TV stanicama i novinama.

Konačno, red počinje da se pomera - ljudi ulaze u prodavnicu!

Potporu ljudima koji čekaju u redu dalo je i oko 100 zaposlenih koji rade u kompaniji Apple.


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