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Re: Back to the Mac LIVE .. Anyone Watching? There was nothing of any particular interest, incremental updates to iLife, Schiller obviously trying to win a sweepstake on how many times he could say the word "beautiful" and bloke from the OS X team who had more nerves than a virgin in a brothel...

I wonder if 10.7 server will finally provide full support for iPhones, it sucks that 10.6 doesn't.

Humn...I suppose it's more than likely that a jailbroken app could circumvent any of the options provided by apple or third parties to prevent cellular data. If you're running iOS4 then you can't specifically disable all cellular data (as opposed to just roaming) in the network settings. There...

Edit: forum went wonky it double posted for me.

For the 3rd time.... ;) Use the application "split and concat".

Use the "split and concat" application I mentioned, that'll put it all back together.

That's a bizarre naming convention, normally split files are named: Fred.iso.001 Fred.iso.002 Fred.iso.003 etc. Are you sure that the file is split and that it's not just multiple ISO files? You can use the "split and concat" (google it) to put files back together, but I'm not sure if it'll...

No, it's power pc so the last version that it will run is 10.5.

The battery backed up ram has become corrupted or the battery has failed. You'll probably have got a whole load of keychain errors as well.

As mentioned above, switching off data roaming doesn't work, the phone will still leak data, it is believed it is to do with visual voicemail. The only way to be sure is to disable cellular data.

That doesn't do it. Turning 3G off will only disable 3G, it'll still be able to use GPRS data. Disabling roaming should do it, but there's a long standing bug that means that it may end up using cellular data anyway. The setting you want is Settings->General->Network->Cellular Data, turn that...

I'm far from convinced with the new Apple TV from what apple have released about it. It features a mini USB port on the back, but it's for service and support, no mention of whether it supports host or device and no certainly no mention of whether you'd be able to play media from it (we'll take...

The game demo that they showed off during the presentation is also available in the app store "epic citadel".

I think it depends if you use a credit or debit card. They took the money (debit card) for my iPhone 4 the moment I placed the order online, when my store pickup came through I cancelled the online order and it took a just under a week for the money to go back into my account.

And the pricing now explains it! £39 vs £129

Humn. It looks like unplugged. They're playing unplugged type music. A hint? iTunes in the cloud?

Contact your network and ask them for one.

Everybody sitting comfortably? Streaming quite nicely at the moment. (Apple know theatre, the lighting makes me think we're watching MTV unplugged or something!)

Highly doubtful that iOS4 will make an appearance on the iPad, there have been no developer betas and this is a simple "feature addition", it's a merge of the iPad fork of iOS back into the mainline trunk. They might make a developer beta available, but even that would seem like a strange...

Then you need to use tinyumbrella to fake the apple authentication server with your saved shsh blob and then use iTunes to restore your local copy of 4.0.1. Job done. You have your shsh blob, you can downgrade to 4.0.1 whenever you want, regardless of what version running.

You can't unless you saved your shsh blobs while apple were still signing 4.0.1. If you didn't save it then you'll only be able to restore the current version which apple are signing, which is 4.0.2.

If you're sure you have authentication enabled then they either don't like the return address being set to your talk talk address and are rejecting it on the basis it looks like an external relay attempt or they're blanket blocking access for relays outside their network for authenticated...

Seriously dude, if Apple didn't believe it was ready, it wouldn't have shipped, end of. This is Apple we're talking about, not Microsoft.

You'll need to turn on authentication to talk to the orange servers when you're not directly connected to the orange network.

And knowing somebody at apple puts you in exactly the same position as everybody outside that particular group in apple, hearsay, conjecture and Chinese whispers! I also know this because I also know somebody inside the iPod special applications group and It's more than their job is worth to...

No service is, but the bars aren't useful, they're just helping the propagation of something which has been wildly blown out of proportion, people see dropping bars and think that it's a problem, it isn't. If you're dropping to no service, unlucky, all I can say that I can't reproduce this in...

Or more to the point, don't touch the phone there. If it drops a couple of bars, it's not a problem, if you think they somehow relate to some useful metric then you're sadly mistaken. The only thing you need to be concerned with is if you have or don't have service.

Your phone sounds buggered. I can reproduce a drop in signal by gripping the phone in the "death grip" manner, and I have poor signal where I work, but it doesn't cause me to go to "no service". When I use the tube or go through a tunnel it takes a matter of seconds to regain signal. The...

Lol, how long have you worked at Cupertino?

lol. The antenna is at the bottom of the phone (and all candybar type phones) because your hand has a higher SAR limit than your head, Apple won't and can't move the antenna.