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Graphic Autist · 2008-07-12 12:31 am

wellfleation wrote:
I actually banged in sick for this smurf!

tongue

You called in sick to pay for something you can't get. Too funny.

They'll get it sorted out soon enough...possibly now for all I know.

I hope you get what you want soon.

reece_james · 2008-07-12 4:09 am

Ok, I'm happier. $13AU is a much nicer number than the original iPod update.

Installing now. Grabbed a bunch of free apps to try while I'm at it.
smile

Happy days!

reece_james · 2008-07-12 6:22 am

Ok, errors everywhere.

"The application was not installed on the iPod because of un unknown error occured (0xE8000001)"

Great, now what hmm

Edit: They work anyway. Got Jared, got an iSaber and got a to-do list. I'm happy as!

Last edited by reece_james (2008-07-12 6:36 am)

wellfleation · 2008-07-12 7:53 am

Yeaaaaaaa - downloading now. Man it takes a long time. Needs to update your library and other stuff.

Nefarious · 2008-07-12 8:11 am

avkills wrote:
wellfleation wrote:
avkills wrote:
It is on my 1st gen iPhone! Just installed and installed the itunes remote...pretty slick!

-mark
Elaborate what is so slick about the 2.0 update besides being able to download and use apps. Any added features to iCal or other basic functions (not including MobileMe).

Thanks
Meh! I won't know until I mess around more with it. I never really use iCal all too much except to remember birthday's and such.

-mark

some key iCal uses:

1. remembering to give dog his medicine each month.
2. emailing long distance friends once every 2 weeks
3. making sure that I pay the health insurance bill.

Beowulf · 2008-07-12 9:02 am

UP, but apparently impossible to download I've been stuck 'preparing' for install for more than 20 minutes.

Nefarious · 2008-07-12 9:08 am

My install went well, but the restoring from backup is a crawl. I probably should have plugged the iphone into back of iMac instead of the keyboard.

Total time for downloading and installing the basic stuff was 52 minutes.

Then I began to install Apps.

Last edited by Nefarious (2008-07-12 11:33 am)

Nefarious · 2008-07-12 9:32 am

It's best to get the Apps from the iTunes App Store from within iTunes, not from the iPhone or iPod.

The install goes better for a couple apps, plus you can see all of the available Apps.

Last edited by Nefarious (2008-07-12 10:05 am)

Former Windork · 2008-07-12 10:16 am

Man, talk about impatience.

wellfleation · 2008-07-12 3:46 pm

Well I just downloaded about $50 in apps, synced it to both my Macs, and now none of them appear in iTunes. The when I open iTunes, I get the never ending spinning wheel!mad:

I'm presently at the NH Apple Store - its' mobbed of course.

wellfleation · 2008-07-12 10:00 pm

There are a lot of junky and repeat apps. I actually deleted a few I paid for. roll

ScifiterX · 2008-07-12 10:40 pm

big_smile

http://www.applegeeks.com/lite/index.ph … 2008-07-11

wellfleation · 2008-07-12 11:07 pm

smurf you

ScifiterX · 2008-07-12 11:09 pm

Don't tell me there really was one like that!

ScifiterX · 2008-07-12 11:11 pm

Seriously though, I meant it in a purely software commentary sense.

reece_james · 2008-07-13 12:42 am

Ok, when there's apps ported from Fortran, there's an issue. I'm not kidding! Tapthebeat is free, but then there is also going to be a paid version. :s

Morocco is a great version of Othello.
Ruby Repeat is a great memory game.
PhoneSaber is good fun, needs a wireless attachment to make it really cool!
LifeGame is a really nice GoL implementation.
Jared, no Mac is complete without it.
Spinner, fun and addictive orientation maze game.
Aurora Feint, played it a bit, not sure how you save yet.

Some good stuff after day 2!

wellfleation · 2008-07-13 12:12 pm

wellfleation wrote:
smurf youhttp://homepage.mac.com/oatmeal/MAF/maxes/anger.gif

I was't clear that I was just kidding. tongue

mrreet2001 · 2008-07-13 2:31 pm

wellfleation wrote:
avkills wrote:
It is on my 1st gen iPhone! Just installed and installed the itunes remote...pretty slick!

-mark
Elaborate what is so slick about the 2.0 update besides being able to download and use apps. Any added features to iCal or other basic functions (not including MobileMe).

Thanks

so far I have found that the calculator has more buttons when the touch is rotated 90 degrees. And the calendar supports multible caledars

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Re: where's is my 2.0 Touch software?

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