Submit Your iPhone Bugs to Apple

Just posted a bug where the email app reports 2,147,483,646 unread messages when my mailbox is actually empty.

This is reproducible. It happens when the iPhone loses connection to the email server while downloading a message and then when that message has been deleted from the server before the iPhone ever gets to complete downloading it. Upon the next inbox refresh, the iPhone will report 2,147,483,646 unread messages.

This shouldn't worry anyone; it should be a simple fix and probably won't happen to many people at all anyway. It also clears itself upon the next refresh when there is new mail in the inbox, so no biggie.

Cheers,
FL

All the iPhone is doing is picking up your POP email. If you use Gmail or Yahoo, don't their junk mail filters do most of the work?

In any case, I'm not having junk mail problems.

But is anyone else finding that the accelerometer only works when it feels like it? I'd say mine fails to rotate about 25-30% of the time.

I feel for those unlucky people who had / are having activation problems. When the screen switched from "This process will take 3 minutes" to "More time is required to activate your account", I got the sinking feeling that I had just purchased a $600 AT&T product. I hope that Apple does something to assuage the pissed-off hordes. First month free anyone?

i just submitted that they need to put a damn junk mail filter on the iphone . . . it's bringing it back to 90's on hotmail with the amount of crap i'm getting

*yawn*


I'll look into it in 2 years when the iPod makes the current iPhone look like a play thing.

Could this be again a Mac/Apple blog? I'm so tired of iPhone news...

Does anyone have any more Kool-Aid? I could really use a shot right about now. Heh.

Mine would return to the menu screen while a webpage was trying to load on EDGE network. Also, if I had music playing while web browsing it seemed to slow down the loading process or the music would just cut off and/or it would go back to the menu screen and cut off the music at the same time.

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Is there a blog where people still talk about Apple microcomputers instead of fetishizing telephones?

Hello everybody,

sorry for being slightly off-topic. Since I guess the same people that helped me out will likely read in these comments as well, I'd just like to say thanks to all of those who helped me out with testing a Javascript test suite to find out more about the limitations and possibilities of web apps for the iPhone.

For those interested, I've written a roundup of the results here:

http://www.iospirit.com/index.php?mode=view&obj_type=blog&obj_id=2&o_blog_dmode=view&o_blog_entry=107
Best regards,
Felix