If you went ahead an installed 1.1.1 only to end up with a Jonathan Ive-designed paperweight at the end of it, you’ve got a couple of choices: go to your nearest Apple store, tail between your legs, and hope they take pity on you and fix your iPhone somehow, or turn to your friendly neighbourhood hack-community and see what functionality they can restore. Over at the Apple-Touch forums we’re pointed in the direction of some instructions that promise at least a partial restore; in this case, use of all but the GSM functionality unless you’re using the original AT&T SIM.
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With the tail end of Sunday in sight, I’d imagine quite a few iPhone owners have been spending the weekend getting to grips with Apple’s 1.1.1 firmware upgrade, downloading the 152.3mb file and bringing their shiny handset up to Steve-speed. The headline feature is of course the iTunes WiFi Store, but there are plenty of other tweaks and improvements that might not leap out at you instantly; should you have missed them, or if you’re wondering what a shop-fresh iPhone will come with, here’s the full run-down of the 1.1.1 handset including some of the features Apple hasn’t mentioned…
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… the firm), for access to the greater Internet. Is that irony lost on Apple’s iPhone partner AT&T, a T-Mobile rival? With an iPhone, you may have access for Web …
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… betting that nerds are ratings gold This is the year of breakthroughs: First the iPhone, now the tall, dark and handsome nerd. “Chuck,” a very funny new comedy on …
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… big, complex, have clunky designs and are expensive, he said. “This is not an iPhone killer,” Colligan said. The iPhone, with its high price tag, appeals to the relatively …
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