I have it, but I haven't tried using it yet. Seems like 98% of people haven't had problems, but there were some reports of a glitch with visual voicemail.

 

hmm well im downloading it right now so ill install it once it finishes, no more hacked iphone for me! lol until the legit 3.0 is out and hacked

 

I'm going for it. *fingers crossed*
I updated my dad's iPod Touch after work as a guinea pig... worked fine.

 

just ordered the iPhone 3GS 16GB Black, will recieve it in the mail ON June 19! woohoo, dont have to wait in a long a$$ line of geeks!

 

I'm pretty jealous. I'm just looking forward to the 3.0 software... which has installed and is now syncing! Woo!

 

Well, I officially have 3.0 on my phone and it's working perfectly.

 

x2, minus tethering =[

 

and MMS

 

yeah, bastards,

Ian u have a mac right?

 

Yup

 

i have teh file to make tethering work if you want it, i cant use it with windows but if u have a mac u can do it

 

How big's the file? I might try it, but I don't want AT&T to get all uppity and hit me with a fee.

 

its a small 35kb .dmg file

 

Email it to me...

 

pm me your email

 

i have 3.0 its alright suck mms wont be here till late late sumer 3gs is lame i thing they should have a early up date for old 3g owners

 

I'm not sure it's Apple messing up the MMS date. If you look on their site, the small print says "MMS support from AT&T coming in late summer". This leads me to bleieve when AT&T set up the iPhone network, they left out MMS support to save costs, and now needs to go back and upgrade their own stuff independant of Apple. Keep in mind I'm not talking the towers here, rather the data servers currently serving up the stupid webpage for picture messages. it will need to be rolled into true MMS. At least we'll be able to cut / paste the login and password now. Anyone confirm MMS on 3.0 works out of the box on other carriers?

As for the hardware on the 3GS, the only things I noticed were the digital compass and moe memory. I doubt they're using a different processor, display, battery, etc. Maybe a different antenna to claim the 2x speed over 3G, but I'm not sure.

I have the 3G and can see no good reason to trade it in, if I need a compass I'll get a regular old analog one. I am hoping Garmin, Tom Tom, or someone will finally release a turn-by-turn GPS so I can finally get rid of my old Garmin i5, preferably with local map storage so i can still drive in poor cell reception.

 

http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/10/i...-256mb-of-ram/

Specs are higher all the way around in the S.

 

AT&T was the one who blew it on the MMS support.

And yea, the 3Gs does have significantly better hardware, still isn't enough for me to buy one for 600 bucks though. Mine will do fine.

 

EAmon, you got problems with voicemail? Mine can't connect.