Found Footage: iPhone firmware 1.2 hacked

that music SUCKED

The time zone support is included on early firmwares, at least from 1.1.2. i have an iPod touch and have always seen it, but it's on Settings>General>Date & Time.

did i just read vpn?
like in being able to log me into a cisco vpn protected network at university?
maybe the iphone (or itouch, on wich it should work to if i understood correctly) could finally become usefull

qwert

Just to clear up a few misconceptions:

"Aspen" is the code-name of the 1.2 version of the iPhone software. Its just like the "Leopard" name of OSX 10.5. Both the actual hardware and the simulator can run Aspen, though they are completely different software bundles because:

The simulator is NOT an emulator. When compiling for the simulator in Xcode, you are building an i386 executable, not an arm executable. There is very little difference between an application running on the iPhone simulator and one running as a native OS X application. The UIKit.framework libraries essentially just act as a different windowing system.

The SDK does seem to contain a fuller version of the applications and libraries for the actual device. I haven't seen an actual firmware disk image that could be installed on a phone, but you could probably copy all the apps and libraries over the top of an existing installation on the phone using the dual-boot hack. Obviously if you could get your hands on the actual firmware .ipsw file it would be considerably easier :)

Why is it that the people that film these things don't have the sense to invest in a good tripod? Sheesh...

New calculator with squared buttons?? You're listing the squaring of the buttons as a feature? How about a calculator at least as useful as the standard OSX calculator (and while they're at it, can they add the ability to edit which currencies are available for conversion?)? That might be worth mentioning. I love my iPhone, but I'm a little sick of Apple not getting down to these details.

Hmm. This post demonstrates that the Apple SDK / iTunes approach will do NOTHING to improve security. Hackers will find a way around any DRM that Apple imposes on iPhone Apps.

Apple is trying to convince iPhone users that giving up their freedom to install any software they want on hardware they bought will improve security. This is completely false in my view.

Apple is using DRM for their own economic gain. They want to control what types of apps, third party developers can put on the iPhone and what apps Apple wants to maintain a monopoly over.

Apple also want a "cut" in the action for each Third Party app sold. The new DRM on iPhone apps is all about making more money for Apple.

Apple is trying to make the higher prices to consumers more palpable by trying to convince users that it will improve security. It will not. Don't buy into that argument. See it for what is really is -- A cash grab by Apple.

I am worried that Apple will try the same thing with Mac OS X. You can only buy Apple approved apps to run on the Mac -- all in the name of apparently improving security. (Again it will do nothing to really improve security). I hope this does not happen.

with 2.0 do they mean there will be a new iPhone/iPod Touch?

Nice Simulated Tape CUT Effect. I CALL FAKE

I really wish people won't subject me to their musical taste when the video is about something else entirely.

That being said... Exciting stuff. RFaulder: I doubt this means anything. Apple is most likely simply localizing the phone for any potential market on the horizon - this doesn't mean a deal is close to being hammered out. I've love to see iPhones in Canada, but I really don't think it'll happen anytime soon.