Apple Will Pay $250 Million for Overhyping Siri. Canadian Users Get to Watch
Apple has agreed to a $250 million US settlement to resolve a class action lawsuit involving delayed Siri features originally promised for the iPhone 16. The legal challenge accused the company of false advertising and unfair competition, claiming that Apple promoted a smarter version of Siri that was not actually available when the new...
Got Mine ^_~. I love these days, its always like Christmas morning again periodically around the year
Fantastic now we just need the jailbreak
And so the quest Begins before its even publicly released lol X2 lol
And so the quest Begins before its even publicly released lol
An interesting thing I just noticed. The GM of 4.1 comes with Rogers update 8.0.
Opposed to 4.0.X 7.2
Is this release the same as the gm of ios 4.0 where even if you are a developer you can install it without bricking your device?
Yes you can. I installed iOS 4.1 GM using iTunes 9.2.1.5 on Windows 7 x64.
Installed and working fine… And I am not a dev!
I hope the fixes do not introduce new bugs. Crossing my fingers.
I just installed 4.1 GM on my 3G – and to answer your questions: Yes, the update does install on a non-developer phone, and more importantly, YES, it fixes the performance issues. It may not be as good as it was under iOS 3, but compared to 4.0, it runs much much better. It still lags sometimes, but not so much that you want to toss your phone out the window. The second most important fix, IMO, is that for the times where the phone needs to process for a while, the UI gives you “Loading…” messages (i.e. in the body of an e-mail message that is loading) and the entire phone does not become unresponsive for no apparent reason. It is much less infuriating.
The most important fix, for me at least, is that my phone doesn’t take 10 seconds to wake up anymore 🙂
I just installed 4.1 GM on my 3G – and to answer your questions: Yes, the update does install on a non-developer phone, and more importantly, YES, it fixes the performance issues. It may not be as good as it was under iOS 3, but compared to 4.0, it runs much much better. It still lags sometimes, but not so much that you want to toss your phone out the window. The second most important fix, IMO, is that for the times where the phone needs to process for a while, the UI gives you “Loading…” messages (i.e. in the body of an e-mail message that is loading) and the entire phone does not become unresponsive for no apparent reason. It is much less infuriating.
The most important fix, for me at least, is that my phone doesn’t take 10 seconds to wake up anymore 🙂