Ditto.. I hope it's soon. They said they'd be releasing on the day of, so I hope that still happens.
Edit: Ugh.. boo, now I'm reading end of the month. :/
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Ditto.. I hope it's soon. They said they'd be releasing on the day of, so I hope that still happens.
Edit: Ugh.. boo, now I'm reading end of the month. :/
I love how he makes decisions on what he was told, not on any actual facts.
While true the bit about multitasking and battery life is hearsay, if it was my responsibility to support their iPhones I'd have probably have sent an email out to my users with iPhones telling them not to update immediately as well. If I'm going to support something I want to have a chance to use it myself before trying to help others. And even though the multitasking is essentially nerf'd it's still a major upgrade that changes that will confuse people and will inevitably have problems.
I love how other software vendors get the "Wait until at least 1 SP is released" while Apple gets a free ride and everyone just says to install things as soon as they're released.
Hmm, guess I should've added that he doesn't support their phones or touches. He's mainly just trying to be "that guy".
Hmm, guess I should've added that he doesn't support their phones or touches. He's mainly just trying to be "that guy".
While true the bit about multitasking and battery life is hearsay, if it was my responsibility to support their iPhones I'd have probably have sent an email out to my users with iPhones telling them not to update immediately as well. If I'm going to support something I want to have a chance to use it myself before trying to help others. And even though the multitasking is essentially nerf'd it's still a major upgrade that changes that will confuse people and will inevitably have problems.
I love how other software vendors get the "Wait until at least 1 SP is released" while Apple gets a free ride and everyone just says to install things as soon as they're released.
If I had to support the phones. I'd have a test phone to upgrade first and would be giving out first hand knowledge. I'd also probably take my least complaining users and upgrade their phones for them so I could have a good sampling.
It seems as though i was wrong thinking multitasking meant multitasking. I guess I have to wait till all the apps I use update to it. And then scroll through the bottom icons to find what I want.
Yes and if they had iTunes on their PCs you would've sent a similar email telling all of the other users not to upgrade on their own until you could do that testing.
Anybody having problems on a 3GS with internet connections after the update? None of my apps can make any sort of network connection over 3G or EDGE, including Mail, after the update to ios4
You may be even more disappointed when you find out that it's not "true" multitasking in the sense that background apps can actually do stuff. Only certain types of background apps can do stuff - GPS, music, VOIP, NOT chat. Lack of background chat is kind of perplexing, but I assume it has to do with the APIs that developers have to use to do background processing - they have to do things Apple's way, so Apple can decide what resources they get to use. For instance a GPS app can't constantly check your location, it gets your location when Apple thinks you've moved far enough to warrant it, or when you've moved into pre-defined boundaries.
It's all in the interest of battery life.
If you were jailbroken, make sure you reset the phone to default before the upgrade. A few friends of mine had issues when they tried to upgrade a jailbroken phone without reseting it to default firmware first.
Don't forget to OPT OUT of targeted advertising. http://techland.com/2010/06/22/want-to-opt-out-of-apples-targeted-iads/
Apple and its partners use cookies and other technologies in mobile advertising services to control the number of times you see a given ad, deliver ads that relate to your interests, and measure the effectiveness of ad campaigns. If you do not want to receive ads with this level of relevance on your mobile device, you can opt out by accessing the following link on your device: http://oo.apple.com. If you opt out, you will continue to receive the same number of mobile ads, but they may be less relevant because they will not be based on your interests. You may still see ads related to the content on a web page or in an application or based on other non-personal information. This opt-out applies only to Apple advertising services and does not affect interest-based advertising from other advertising networks.
Read more: http://techland.com/2010/06/22/want-to-opt-out-of-apples-targeted-iads/#ixzz0rbm8SOYA
call me a non-conformist, but I'd rather see ads about GoW3 vs Always pantyliners