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Huge Security Flaw for a Password-Protected iPhone

I've seen this on at least two sites but thought I'd post it here as well. The more this gets out to the world, the better we'll ALL be: If you password protect your iPhone, anyone can bypass your password protection by tapping on the "emergency call" button. From there, they can...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 08-27-2008
Factory Resetting an iPhone

It happens sometimes; you've got to completely erase your phone or mobile device for whatever reason. Well, for the iPhone, it's not difficult. Just do the following: 1. Go to Settings from the main screen. 2. Select General 3. Select Reset (you'll need to scroll down to see it) 4. Select...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 07-23-2008
Apple Apologizes for Mobile Me

Hey guys! Great article here from Engadget ( http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/16/apple-apologizes-for-its-mobileme-mess-admits-bungle-on-push/ ). Apparently there have been issues on top issues with Mobile Me because Apple feels they may have released it too soon. While this is a messy thing, there are...

Posted to Kevin's Blog (Weblog) by kevin on 07-17-2008
Want to upgrade your iPhone via another method?

Check out this link to Mac Rumors. I did this yesterday (after upgrading to iTunes 7.7) and had no problems whatsoever with the upgrade. Just make sure that you've fully charged your iPhone!

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 07-11-2008
iPhone 2.0, First-Blush Thoughts

So the 2.0 software/firmware has officially been out for only a few hours but I was able to upgrade my phone yesterday through some back-door means and the upgrade process went very smoothly. I've heard a few reports of failed upgrades so far this morning, but they've been few and far between...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 07-11-2008
ActiveSync on the iPhone, now coming in July!

So, now that the dust has (mostly) settled on the WWDC in San Francisco this morning and Uncle Steve's finished with his keynote, the one big question I had (as well as all of our customers with iPhones) is: When can I get some of that sweet iPhone 2.0 love? July. So, that means I'll need to...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 06-09-2008
Three weeks with an iPhone

I've been using the iPhone for a few weeks now and wanted to share my thought on it as a phone, a wireless device and, finally, as an email client. 1. Phone Fantastic! Sound quality is great, BlueTooth integration was a snap and I'm not getting any lost/dropped calls at all. The ability to take...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 04-29-2008
iPhone and SIM cards

Just found out the hard way that once you have an iPhone activated with your wireless account, any SIM you put into the device will automatically re-program itself to be the primary SIM on your account. If you want to stop using an iPhone, you have to call AT&T and have them manually migrate you...

Posted to Tom's Blog (Weblog) by Tom on 04-04-2008
2 weeks with an iPhone

I'm quite the Windows Mobile fanboy, but when I was presented with the opportunity to use an iPhone for a few weeks, I jumped at the chance. Sadly, this morning I have passed along the iPhone to Ted, so that he can put it through its paces. I'm sure he will have something to say about his experiences...

Posted to Tom's Blog (Weblog) by Tom on 04-04-2008
Apple Licenses Microsoft ActiveSync software for the iPhone

Geeks/Apple Fanboys rejoice! Apple made the big announcement today that they have licensed Microsoft’s ActiveSync technology to enable push sync between Exchange 2003/2007 and the Apple iPhone. You will likely start getting asked about this news, so here are some things to be aware of. · Beta program...

Posted to Ted's Blog (Weblog) by ted on 03-06-2008

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