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IPhone 2.0 Lands

Started by manalang · 9 months ago

Earlier today, Gizmodo leaked the iPhone 2.0 firmware. This update, in conjunction with the iTunes 7.7 release that revealed the long anticipated App Store have allowed me to install apps on my lowly, outmoded iPhone 2G.
I’m now reveling in the geeky pleasure of controlling my iT ... Continue reading »

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matt
11 months ago

I would love to see a screenshot or 2 of Oracle Business Indicators and I have a server with OBI but it is behind the wall so based on your VPN comments I doubt it will work. If you get some screenshots please post them.

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Jake
11 months ago

Yeah, the VPN thing requires a cert, so maybe I'll get that next week. Didn't the announcement include some captures?

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matt
11 months ago

I have been looking and I have not seen any just links to itunes.

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Jake
11 months ago

If you go into iTunes-App Store-Business, it's in there. There are several screen captures.

Also Dennis has one screen capture on his post:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Howlett/?p=437

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matt
11 months ago

Thanks for the link, I hate iTunes so I don't have it installed. The picture on the blog is good enough for now though I hope to see it in action one day.

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Jake
11 months ago

Ah, so your curiosity is only to see the app in action. I guess I assumed you had a locked iPhone.

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davidhaimes
11 months ago

I'll be trying to get Oracle Business Indicators working next week, will need to be inside the firewall I think. I'm hoping that an offer of a free Curry to one of my team if he can hook me up to his BI instance will do the trick...

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Jake
11 months ago

Finding an instance isn't the hard part, it's getting on the network through VPN or the corporate wi-fi, that's the rub right now. I'm hoping to get the VPN cert next week. We'll see how that goes.

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Soumit Guha
10 months ago

I tried an instance that is open on the Internet but still did not work
tried MFG/WELCOME for user name/password
I think it needs sone server side configurations

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