iPhone & HTC Touch Diamond

[Feek]

Originally Posted by divine`

Question - can someone who can make iTunes actually open those stupid links from Apple's website tell me how much the iPhone 2.0 update costs for iTouch?

£5.99

It didn't work for me last night but it worked perfectly this morning.

I have no qualms in paying that. I un-jailbroke my Touch last week and when it restored from iTunes I'd lost the January Upgrade. Apple first told me it was tough and i was my problem that I'd not kept a backup but after discussions I got this

Please accept my sincere apologies for the frustration the "iPod touch January Software Upgrade" has caused. I understand you when you said you was not enjoying iTunes right now. Well your stars must be aligned correctly and have very good karma.

I was able to for the first time request and receive a exception for a refund of the "iPod touch January Software Upgrade."

I have refunded your purchase of 11.30 GBP plus any applicable sales tax. The credit will be posted the credit card that was used for purchase, it takes up to 3-5 business days to finish processing.

So I don't mind paying the £5.99 for the 2.0 upgrade

[divine]

Yeah I just it bought now, waiting for it to download at the moment

It was only after I totally uninstalled/reinstalled iTunes last night that I looked around google and found that they'd delayed the software release til today because the systems could barely handle all the new 3G iPhones.

[divine]

Damn, it wasn't lying when it said it takes a long time to install.

[petemc]

Ha! The push email feature is quicker than my gmail notifier.

[divine]

Hooray for super monkey ball!

[divine]

I can't get exchange to work, possibly because my Uni only shows how to sync through Windows Mobile using ActiveSync, the settings for which don't work on the iPod.

They don't just give a page with the settings on it and the 'Other mobile devices' only gives IMAP settings

[Daz]

It should just be the same dude. Point it at your web access address, put in a valid user name and password, and away you go.

Unless you have to faff with adding certificates and stuff it should be fairly straight forward.

[divine]

Well the iPod wants email address, which I give it, username and pass, which I give it and 'Server'

I have no idea what to put in there. The windows mobile guide says 'async.soton.ac.uk' which doesn't work and in Web Access I can find two other servers addresses, neither of which work.

"Some non-Windows Mobile devices (such as the 2nd generation Apple I-Phone, for example) may have Exchange synchronisation capabilities - please refer to your manufacturer’s documentation for this."

"In the server address: window, type async.soton.ac.uk. Tick the This server requires an encrypted (SSL) connection option."

I can't tick an SSL box on my iPod.

"Type in your username, password and for the domain: type in soton. Tick the Save password option."

I don't have a domain option at all.

[Burble]

If you don't have a box to enter the domain, then enter your username as domain/username and see if that works.

[Daz]

async.soton.ac.uk doesn't exist (at least as far as I can tell) - I'd ping an email off somewhere ask what the crack is. Typically you use the same web access address for AS, but you dont have to. If they're saying use that and it isn't resolvable on the web (unknown host async.soton.ac.uk) then something's obviously changed, maybe the documentation just hasn't been updated.