iOS 4.1 Brings Field Test Mode Back To The iPhone
iOS 4.1 Brings Field Test Mode Back To The iPhone
Folks at Gizmodo have discovered that iOS 4.1 brings the Field Test mode back to the iPhone, which went missing in iOS 4. Apple had released iOS 4.1 for iPhone yesterday. It includes fix for the proximity sensor, Bluetooth and iPhone 3G performance problems and some major features such as...
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-55, doesnt go higher wen holding it in " death grip " :D
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Interesting that if you tuch the numbers with your finger they change to bars and vice versa. Why didnt apple make functions like that? Turning on off wifi like that...
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No luck "error proforming request. Unknowen error"
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Fascinating! I know what I will be playing with for a while. 3 bars = -88, with hands around bottom of phone it goes to 2 bars = -103. iphone 3G.
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without deathgrip = -87
with deathgrip = -95downtown SJ, CA (16th floor)
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number didn't work
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Not working with me. :( :(
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try upgrading to 4.1 first...
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got to be on 41 ?
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Yeah man reading is hard.
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Won't work for me either. Wonder if it's cause I didn't upgrade the baseband.
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go kill ur self smartass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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lolumadbro u must be mexican go home and hill ur self
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-109 great ATT service as always from my home! I don't even have enough service to call and complain or use Mark the Spot App LOL.
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Works for me. You don't have to upgrade the baseband to use this.
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lol umad?
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dude you ARE mad, his username fits perfectly here
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-110 with deathgrip
-80 without deathgrip
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iphone 3g 3.1.2
no grip -87
regular grip -98
death grip -105
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84 to 92 fido. Not that good. Could be slot better
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IT WORKS ON 4.0.1
JUST GO TO SBSETTINGS AND TURN IT ON UNDER "MORE" AND THEN "SYSTEM OPTIONS"
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@who cares: lmfao, what's wrong with you?
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who cares
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nobdy ???????????
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Same here slamr, its a shame when you have to call at&t from a landline just so you can complain! Im sure they use the transcripts from some of my calls as training. lol
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that's for a JB phone...these instructions are for a non-JB 4.1
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-83 Financial District, NYC
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I know I might have been an ass saying what I said... but Instead of bitching Im here to offer all of you in the blog some info... If the dev team would want to make a permenent solution to the jailbreak it is posible... they would only have to program the exploit they found on the bootrom... seeing how apple could only fix that problem after that on a Iphone 5 (a new phone) as for what I said about a program being written in 15 minutes, for any linux user a program to jailbreak a iphone would be mad In C or Perl in minutes and yes it would work right off the bat but I forgot that these fixes are made so that its easy for everyone so I will say they do need some time (not to much) and as for the dev team being on apple pay role... why not... Unlocking the phone would make it sell millions more... probably did this to supply the demand in the US first.
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I couldn't make it work here in Germany. :-(
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move to another country
