Fix for WiFi problems after iPhone 3.0 upgrade

Daniel Eran Dilger
So I’ve been pulling my hair out over my iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S both refusing to stay on WiFi and failing to automatically reconnect after waking from sleep ever since the upgrade to iPhone 3.0. Strangely enough, my original iPhone doesn’t seem to have the problem.
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June 19, 2009 12 Comments
Buying a new iPhone 3G S in twenty minutes
Prince McLean, AppleInsider
The original iPhone defined a new height of spectacle in consumer electronics launches. With the release of the iPhone 3G S, Apple has managed to keep the media circus surrounding its new smartphones engaged for the third year in a row, and has greatly improved its in-store processing.
AppleInsider | Buying a new iPhone 3G S in twenty minutes
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June 19, 2009 10 Comments
MobileMe pushes out new Find My iPhone, Remote Wipe service
Prince McLean, AppleInsider
Announced at WWDC, Apple’s new Find My iPhone and Remote Wipe services went online today with the warning that high traffic to the site might slow or prevent access for users trying it out on launch day. The site appears to be up intermittently and yet not actually functional yet
MobileMe pushes out new Find My iPhone, Remote Wipe service
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June 17, 2009 7 Comments
Apple says iPhone 3G S pre-orders will be filled on time
Michael L Basham & Prince McLean, AppleInsider
Despite warnings from AT&T that claimed high demand for the new iPhone 3G S would prevent it from shipping pre-orders by the June 19 launch date, Apple is still promising to satisfy all web pre-orders with a Friday delivery.
Apple says iPhone 3G S pre-orders will be filled on time
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June 15, 2009 4 Comments
Why Apple keeps iPhone specifications quiet
Prince McLean, AppleInsider
In marked contrast to the PC market, where differention primarily centers around gigabytes, GHz, and Intel Inside branding, Apple is working to keep attention on the iPhone’s software, with a curious avoidance of any mention of the make or specification of its internals, apparently for competitive reasons.
June 11, 2009 4 Comments
Why Apple keeps iPhone specifications quiet
Prince McLean, AppleInsider
In marked contrast to the PC market, where differention primarily centers around gigabytes, GHz, and Intel Inside branding, Apple is working to keep attention on the iPhone’s software, with a curious avoidance of any mention of the make or specification of its internals, apparently for competitive reasons.
June 11, 2009 3 Comments
Microsoft announces free anti-virus service for Windows
Prince McLean, AppleInsider
Leading anti-virus software producers Symantec and McAfee will face new competition in the lucrative market for fixing Windows when Microsoft launches its own free security service, dubbed Morro, sometime in the second half of 2009.
AppleInsider | Microsoft announces free anti-virus service for Windows.
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June 11, 2009 4 Comments
A closer look at iPhone 3G S Cortex-A8 ARM and PowerVR chips

Prince McLean, AppleInsider
The iPhone 3G S uses a Samsung processor incorporating an ARM Cortex-A8 processor core and Imagination’s PowerVR SGX graphics core to achieve a significant new class of speed while remaining backwardly compatible with existing iPhone apps.
A closer look at iPhone 3G S Cortex-A8 ARM and PowerVR chips
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June 10, 2009 3 Comments
iPhone 3G S to use PowerVR SGX GPU core for OpenGL ES 2.0
Prince McLean, AppleInsider
The new iPhone 3G S achieves its OpenGL ES 2.0 support using the PowerVR SGX graphics processor core, according to sources familiar with the new iPhone’s graphics processor design, as AppleInsider first anticipated in a report last April that broke news of a secret deal struck between Imagination Technologies, Samsung, and Apple.
iPhone 3G S to use PowerVR SGX GPU core for OpenGL ES 2.0
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June 9, 2009 1 Comment
Snow Leopard gets richer, thinner, cheaper than Windows 7
Prince McLean, AppleInsider
After trying to beat back the Mac’s increasing encroachment into the PC world with ads focused on price, Microsoft’s club has been picked up by Apple to give Windows 7 an embarrassing pummeling in terms of price.
Snow Leopard gets richer, thinner, cheaper than Windows 7
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June 9, 2009 15 Comments
