It seems pretty clear by now that the images and videos floating around of an
iPhone running firmware 1.1.3 are legit, but if you still have doubts as to their veracity, a new walkthrough that's been posted should put those to rest. We've already
been nauseated by seen the jiggly icon home screen, and now we get a look at the new multi-recipient SMS feature as well, along with a brief rundown of Google Maps' impending cell-based location tracking -- which should also help Apple legal narrow its search for this rogue iPhone to somewhere in the Lynnwood, Washington area. Click down below to catch the full vid after the break.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Constable Odo @ Dec 31st 2007 11:03AM
Wow! That's great. iPhone FTW.
5 million iPhones sold before MacWorld. $210 share price. Not great, but it'll get a lot better.
Constable Odo @ Dec 31st 2007 11:07AM
It crashed. Must be a fake. iPhones don't crash.
Cotorra @ Dec 31st 2007 11:31AM
I couldn't update mine... I don't know what happened
http://bignews.seasky.com.ar/
JonnyBruha @ Jan 1st 2008 11:24PM
When will these "updates" be properly named "patches" like they're supposed to be? A firmware update that brings the iPhone back up to par with every other phone on the market is not an update.