Mogao sam da odradim Backup samo uz update na 2.2 preko iTunes-a...

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jbg, dobro je da imam samo 90 brojeva...
sad dok ih ubacujem vidi da mi fale brojevi... tj kod onih kod kojih imam vise brojeva...

Tako ti je to kad se petljas sa kineskim sranjima...

iPhone 2.2 OS - The homescreen shortcut



It’s hard to stand out among headlining iPhone 2.2 OS features like Google Maps Street View and a refreshed, more stable iPhone Safari. But that doesn’t mean the new iPhone 2.2 OS’s homescreen shortcut feature isn’t terrific in its own right. What is the iPhone “homescreen shortcut,” you ask?

The countless free iPhone applications in the iPhone App Store make it too easy to accumulate five, six, even seven homescreen pages. Which is great and all, but multiple homescreen pages can be hard to navigate - especially when all you want to do is get to back to your home-base homescreen. That’s where the homescreen shortcut comes in.

It’s simple. From any homescreen page, hit the “Home” button to jump back to the primrary homescreen. The new homescreen shortcut is so simple it’s easy to overlook it.

With the iPhone 2.2 OS’s homescreen shortcut, never again will iPhone users have to flick away at their iPhone’s touchscreen several times just to get back “home.”

How do you enable the new shortcut feature? Just update your iPhone or iPhone 3G through iTunes. (Unless you’re waiting for the iPhone Dev Team’s iPhone 2.2 OS jailbreak solution…)

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Problems with iPhone 2.2 OS

With the iPhone 2.2 OS having just gone live, users are no doubt flocking to iTunes for the iPhone OS update that boasts Google Maps Street View, voice call and email enhancements, and a refreshed iPhone Safari UI. Of course, iPhone 3G users looking to preserve their older baseband firmware in hopes of a future iPhone 3G software unlock, will be holding out for just a bit longer.

But, with droves of iPhone users upgrading to the iPhone 2.2 OS, reports of bugs and problems were bound to start rolling in. iPhone Atlas is reporting a number of problems associated with the new iPhone OS update. Problems with broken third-party applications to internet connection issues are making for a pretty choppy ride for early iPhone 2.2 OS adopters.



Users are reporting issues with third-party application no longer working correctly under iPhone 2.2 OS. The issue is apparently rooted caused by changes to the iPhone OS, including modifications to the CoreAudio code. Uninstalling and reinstalling the application might help, but users may have to wait for the developer to release an update before the application works again.

For others, iPhone 2.2 OS has caused data connection issues. The dreaded “Could Not Connect To Internet” issue can sometimes be remedied with by switching your iPhone 3G’s internet connection from “3G” to “EDGE” (or “GPRS”) and then reverting back to “3G.”

Some updated iPhones are throwing errors that insist that the “SIM card not inserted” or that a PIN lock has been activated. In this case, removing the SIM card, restoring the iPhone through iTunes, and then re-inserting the SIM card may resolve the problem.

Lastly, email deletion problems are affecting some users, especially those with AOL accounts. If you’re having problems deleting email, try re-configuring your email settings. Navigate to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > (Your account name) > Advanced > Deleted Mailbox on your iPhone and then set the emails to be deleted “On My iPhone” or “On the Server,” depending on whether you’re dealing with a POP or IMAP account.

The vast majority of iPhone users are humming along quite nicely with their iPhone 2.2 OS, so rest assured that the new iPhone OS update will probably work just fine for you.

Again, if you have any desire to preserve your baseband for any future iPhone 3G unlock solutions that might come to light, you’ll want to wait for the official PwnageTool-based iPhone 3G software unlock solution before updating your iPhone 3G.

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Apple approves third-party email client for the App Store, violates its own policies



Recently we were sent a PR email about an iPhone app called BdEmailer. No big deal, press releases about new iPhone applications show up in our box in large bundles every day -- but this one was different. According to the release, the program is the "the first wide email iPhone app that supports client SMTP." That means, in essence, that it duplicates an exact function of Apple's Mail application on the iPhone and touch. That's kind of a huge deal, because up until this point we've been led to believe that this duplication of functionality is one of the company's red flags when it comes to approval. Now mind you, we're not complaining. The idea of having more apps to choose from for doing things like sending email is a great idea, but Apple... what the hell is going on? You refused MailWrangler and Podcaster for similar reasons, yet BdEmailer passes through your review process, SMTP functionality intact? This means one of two things as far as we can tell -- either you've relaxed your policies on duplicate functionality, or you've gotten incredibly lazy when it comes to approving applications. We're inclined to believe it's the latter, as BdEmailer has a fair share of bugs that need working out, but really, people need some clarification here on what will and won't pass -- and moving the goalpost all the time isn't going to help.

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Ovo je simpaticna stvar imeni bar korisna. Jer ranije mi se desavalo da kada hocu da dodjem brzo na prvu stvaru da bih usao u imenik ili tako nesto, moram po pet sest puta da skrolujem ekran. Mada cini mi se sve vise da oni ovaj 2.2 fw izbacili kao nokija samo da onemoguce pwn team da otkljucaju softverki telefon. Ove sve promene su samo kozmeticke, a i njih ima jako malo.


 


Do jaja. Sad jos kada bi odstupili od svoje politike i dozvolili 3rd party navigation software, bio bih presrecan...

iPhone Your Life



Već sam nekoliko puta kukako kako je teško u AppStore-u izdvojiti pažnje vrijedne aplikacije. Na svu sreću izgleda da su i u Apple-u svijesni toga.

iPhone Your Life je nova sekcija na Apple-ovom web sjedištu koja bi trebala riješiti taj problem i omogućiti boljim aplikacijama da dobiju veću pažnju. Web se sastoji od nekoliko sekcija koje izdvajaju najbolje aplikacije prema namjeni. Uz to, tu su i standardne top liste i što je posebno važno “Tips&Tricks” sekcija.

Ako ste i vi zbunjeni velikom količinom aplikacija koje nam stoje na raspolaganju ovo se čini idealnim mjestom za početak istraživanja i unošenje smisla u zbrku zvanu AppStore.

Izvor: MacKorisnik

QuickPwn and PwnageTool for iPhone 2.2 Firmware Available for Mac and Windows



You knew it was only a matter of time. The iPhone Dev Team had been bragging that they already had the iPhone 2.2 Firmware jailbroken before it was even released… and guess what? Earlier today they released QuickPwn and PwnageTool for the iPhone 2.2 Firmware! The Dev Team had been hard at work picking apart the beta-release version of the latest OS. So this news should come as no surprise at all, as I’m sure they had a leg-up on Apple having been hard at work on the beta.

These latest versions of QuickPwn and PwnageTool for Mac and Windows are now available on the Dev Teams’ blog. Critically important information and instructions on jailbreaking your iPhone 3G on 2.2 can be found there. If you plan on jailbreaking your iPhone on 2.2… Please read all of the information, instructions and details on their blog… Read the page from top to bottom! Download links for QuickPwn and the PwnageTool are there, plus everything else you’ll need to know. As always, with anything like this, make sure you backup your iPhone before you do anything. Better to be safe than sorry. Good Luck!

Note: Follow this link for more information on backing up your iPhone… Or check out Will’s post on a new iPhone backup file extraction app that could come in handy.

One Last Note: If you’ve been eagerly awaiting the iPhone 3G unlock feature… keep waiting. Unfortunately this is not yet available in the latest software from the Dev Team.

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