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A question: can the 3G iPhone receive MMS messages, and is there any chance of an unofficial MMS app being released at some point in the future?
Rez>You said:A question: can the 3G iPhone receive MMS messages, and is there any chance of an unofficial MMS app being released at some point in the future?
Phoenix said:Yeah and these things are typical when you allow native memory/controller access to a platform. I recall Jobs saying that this was a bad idea back in the day. If only there was a way to write mobile applications that didn't rely on native memory and pointer manipulation to work - what if there was another way to do it that came with mature tools that draw things as vectors which could easily be accelerated as tiles on the deferred rendering architecture. What is one of these methods was actually ON THE PROCESSOR so they could run quickluy but simply wasn't turned on because it wasn't licensed.
Ah well, certainly these things couldn't exist (Java/.Net,Flash) because it would make too much damn sense for them to be enabled on the platform.
AirBrian said:Another question: How do you setup your AT&T number email (5558675309@mms.att.net) on the email application? I've done a search but can't find the IMAP/POP settings, etc.
ckohler said:Perhaps we could simply start by building a simple NeoGAF viewer app and leave the posting and account related stuff for later.
Weird, I've sent an email to my MMS email account and had a friend send an MMS to my phone but neither have shown up. This was about an hour ago.Kung Fu Jedi said:You don't set up an e-mail for that. If someone sends a message to that address, it'll show up on your phone as a text or MMS message, depending on the gateway you use.
AirBrian said:Weird, I've sent an email to my MMS email account and had a friend send an MMS to my phone but neither have shown up. This was about an hour ago.
I thought you're supposed to get a SMS with a website link?Kung Fu Jedi said:The iPhone doesn't do MMS, so where do you think they're going to go?
3G iPhone yes, 2G iPhone no.NJ x Falkor said:can I not recieve calls while I'm on the Internet?
Mac only.CowGirl said:Is there a PC-based version of the iPhone SDK or is it mac only?
enzom21 said:3G iPhone yes, 2G iPhone no.
That would be fantastic, Juice! I'll start drafting up some XML specifications that a thin client could use. I've created XML documents in the past for projects at work so I'm certain I can come up with something that's smart and flexible.Juice said:That's what I did. The reply-to button opened the reply link in a new Safari window.
I've got some vacation coming up; maybe I'll have some time to re-build my scraper / JSON service in Python... piqued my interest.
If I did it that way, then I could expose the service and document it so someone could put it on a thick client as well as a thin one.
goodcow said:3G iPhone on 3G, yes.
3G iPhone on 2G, no.
DaCocoBrova said:Airplane mode is your friend. Get acquainted.
If you're in an enviroment where you get little to no reception, just turn on APM and you'll notice a dramatic difference in how long the battery lasts.
ckohler said:That would be fantastic, Juice! I'll start drafting up some XML specifications that a thin client could use. I've created XML documents in the past for projects at work so I'm certain I can come up with something that's smart and flexible.
Phoenix, I hope you are still interested in making an iPhone NeoGAF client if that's all you would have to do. I'm available to mock up additional UI screens if you need more inspiration.
goodcow said:They ported Vay for Sega CD to the iPhone and it's only $4.99!!!
http://toucharcade.com/2008/07/17/retro-rpg-vay-arrives-for-the-iphone/
SPARTEN II said:My car stereo supports iPods and it worked fine with my old iPhone, it played music and charged the battery. Now with the iPhone 3G, it'll play music but will not charge the battery. It says "Charging is not supported with this accessory." This doesn't make sense because it charged the old iPhone perfectly.
I was counting on being able to charge it this way so that I could use GPS without it draining the battery.
Has anyone else had this problem?
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NJ x Falkor said:Yup. Sucks Balls. I have an Alpine head unit in my car with an iPod adapter. I didn't expect iPhone3G to play through it but I would have at least accepted a Charge out of it. I get this same message when I plug it in.
Also, I brought my iPhone3G to my friends house, sat it in his iPod Speaker Dock and got the same message. Will not even charge.
WTF.
I guess we have to wait for a whole new line of products to support iPhone3G Charging. So Gay.
NJ x Falkor said:Yup. Sucks Balls. I have an Alpine head unit in my car with an iPod adapter. I didn't expect iPhone3G to play through it but I would have at least accepted a Charge out of it. I get this same message when I plug it in.
Also, I brought my iPhone3G to my friends house, sat it in his iPod Speaker Dock and got the same message. Will not even charge.
WTF.
I guess we have to wait for a whole new line of products to support iPhone3G Charging. So Gay.
SPARTEN II said:I figured out why it won't charge. The iPhone 3G doesn't support charging with FireWire, only USB. The Alpine iPod adapter uses the FireWire pins on the dock connector to charge.
Someone who is good at soldering could probably mod the cable to send the power through the USB charging pins instead of the FireWire pins. But that would be difficult because FireWire uses 12V power and USB uses 5V power.
SuperPac said:New Twitter client was just released -- Twinkle. I hear this one had quite a bit of buzz when it was available for jailbroken phones. Pretty nice app (especially the location thing). However...it's crashed on me twice already. Never a good sign.
So...I might stick with Twittelator for the time being though.
NJ x Falkor said:Yup. Sucks Balls. I have an Alpine head unit in my car with an iPod adapter. I didn't expect iPhone3G to play through it but I would have at least accepted a Charge out of it. I get this same message when I plug it in.
Also, I brought my iPhone3G to my friends house, sat it in his iPod Speaker Dock and got the same message. Will not even charge.
WTF.
I guess we have to wait for a whole new line of products to support iPhone3G Charging. So Gay.
NJ x Falkor said:Yup. Sucks Balls. I have an Alpine head unit in my car with an iPod adapter. I didn't expect iPhone3G to play through it but I would have at least accepted a Charge out of it. I get this same message when I plug it in.
Also, I brought my iPhone3G to my friends house, sat it in his iPod Speaker Dock and got the same message. Will not even charge.
WTF.
I guess we have to wait for a whole new line of products to support iPhone3G Charging. So Gay.
Yep. This is what happens when retards have too much money. I was truly sickened by some of the garbage on the App Store when I saw the one thing the App Store didn't need: More Cowbell.Ninja Scooter said:are people really buying the iBeer app?
Terrell said:Yep. This is what happens when retards have too much money. I was truly sickened by some of the garbage on the App Store when I saw the one thing the App Store didn't need: More Cowbell.
McFly said:Ok, this one app just made waiting for my iPhone a thousand times harder: http://www.vimeo.com/1357796 :-(
Juice said:How biting!
I love Java, but I'm definitely a huge fan that Apple didn't sandbox the apps into a MIDP profile. That said, I think the fact that Objective-C provides memory access/pointers on Mac OS X is silly. Sandboxes are your friend if you're not encoding production video.
Juice said:That's what I did. The reply-to button opened the reply link in a new Safari window.
I've got some vacation coming up; maybe I'll have some time to re-build my scraper / JSON service in Python... piqued my interest.
If I did it that way, then I could expose the service and document it so someone could put it on a thick client as well as a thin one.
AirBrian said:I thought you're supposed to get a SMS with a website link?
NJ x Falkor said:Ghey.
I wish there was a way off turning 3G on and off quicker. Instead of going through 4 Pages. I have to keep 3G off to save battery.
Phoenix said:http://bugreport.apple.com
If you don't tell them (and tell your friends to tell them) they will assume its a low priority thing (like copy/paste is apparently).
goodcow said:What's the difference between the bugreport and feedback pages?
Is feedback ignored while bugreport is actually taken seriously? Plus, wouldn't the 3G toggle technically be feedback anyway and not a bug?
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Superblatt said:My phone is STILL showing backordered on the AT&T site. Argh...my patience is absolutely zero. I ordered last Saturday and was told I should probably have it this week. That's now obviously not going to happen.
Phoenix said:I don't know why they chose to lie to their customers. AT&T had no way of getting most people iPhones in 3-5 days. Hell the Apple stores are running out of stock now. Lenox in Atlanta which appeared to have an infinite number of phones is going bone dry today.
Superblatt said:So I guess I should have just gone to the Apple store here at Old Orchard Mall in Skokie and grabbed one. Now that they've charged me (which is bullshit since it hasn't shipped) I really don't have a choice but to wait.
Superblatt said:My phone is STILL showing backordered on the AT&T site. Argh...my patience is absolutely zero. I ordered last Saturday and was told I should probably have it this week. That's now obviously not going to happen.
Memos circulating around AT&T and obtained by AppleInsider are warning AT&T business sales consultants that any workplace-related orders placed from Sunday the 13th onwards won't be fulfilled for at least another 10 to 14 days.
The telecoms company isn't asking orders to be halted but says new orders will immediately appear as backordered.
And while both AT&T and its corporate clients are aware that sheer demand is the cause, the delay is severe enough to frustrate corporate buyers, few of whom are used to seeing unexpected shipping delays.
"I have an enterprise account and could not get an iPhone for any price," one such buyer tells AppleInsider. "I thought Apple had finally figured out the whole business thing but alas it seems not."
The situation is little better for AT&T's bread-and-butter personal customers. An informal poll of 50 AT&T stores nationwide by CNET reveals that not one of the locations has any iPhone models to sell, and none of these stores can promise new shipments within the week.
These stores are receiving short term shipments but can't guarantee a minimum amount. As little as 10 may ship one day, while 100 ship the next.
For its part, AT&T spokesperson Jenny Parker says the carrier is delivering "tens of thousands" of the new iPhone per day but will only add that it hopes to restock stores as quickly as possible.
Apple, by contrast, still has at least some of its own stores that claim to have iPhones, though these are also running low with multi-hour lineups a frequent sight.
Phoenix said:I was thinking more in terms of bring the JVM over and extending the Cocoa-Java bindings to UI-Kit. We would have had the sanbox, the ability to build in InterfaceBuilder and the ability to not have random applications screwing up because people suck at pointers and memory allocation. For that matter, it still pisses me off to no end that Apple didn't bring the garbage collector over. Most bugs in any system written in C come from pointer mangling and memory munging. After all Jobs talk about not building applications that can crash phones or take down networks, he gave people ALL the tools they needed to do just that!