Well I guess the opposite could be used against you. What source do you have that 1.0 is codenamed Alpine? I'll wait.
As a matter of fact, the "list" that this very article mentions from Twitter has "Heavenly" as the second item in the list. Something this article conveniently omits.
EDIT: I'll correct myself. 1.0 was Alpine but never saw public release. 1.0.0 was Heavenly and was included on the original iPhone upon public release.
Well I guess the opposite could be used against you. What source do you have that 1.0 is codenamed Alpine? I'll wait.
No, I'm not saying it IS, I'm saying there remained references to Alpine in the OS through 'alpine' remaining the password for the? whatever it was; I forget the name of it?
No, I'm not saying it IS, I'm saying there remained references to Alpine in the OS through 'alpine' remaining the password for the? whatever it was; I forget the name of it?
The root password that is highly recommended you change should you perform a jailbreak and install Terminal.app and/or openssh
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Did you run out of battery before posting?
I'll ask once more: Stop this.
Did you run out of battery before posting?
Are these places for Apple Top 100 retreats?
Well, Heavenly isn't on there, and that's the default location for the Ski Report widget in Dashboard?
Well, Heavenly isn't on there, and that's the default location for the Ski Report widget in Dashboard…
Actually Heavenly was the codename for the publicly released iOS 1.0, 1.01 & 1.02. Alpine was the codename of iOS while it was still beta.
Actually Heavenly was the codename for the publicly released iOS 1.0, 1.01 & 1.02. Alpine was the codename of iOS while it was still beta.
?! Source? That's interesting.
?! Source? That's interesting.
Certainly...
Heavenly
http://theiphonewiki.com/wiki/index....A543a_(iPhone)
Alpine
http://theiphonewiki.com/wiki/index....1A420_(iPhone)
Awesome proof
Wow. I stand corrected. Maybe we can use the Dashboard widget to determine future OS version names? not that that'll do any real good.
Wow. I stand corrected. Maybe we can use the Dashboard widget to determine future OS version names… not that that'll do any real good.
And what would you have taken...hmmm
The only place that ever mentioned Alpine was MacRumors. Period.
The only place that ever mentioned Alpine was MacRumors. Period.
Well, and the OS itself.
Well, and the OS itself.
Well I guess the opposite could be used against you. What source do you have that 1.0 is codenamed Alpine? I'll wait.
As a matter of fact, the "list" that this very article mentions from Twitter has "Heavenly" as the second item in the list. Something this article conveniently omits.
EDIT: I'll correct myself. 1.0 was Alpine but never saw public release. 1.0.0 was Heavenly and was included on the original iPhone upon public release.
Well I guess the opposite could be used against you. What source do you have that 1.0 is codenamed Alpine? I'll wait.
No, I'm not saying it IS, I'm saying there remained references to Alpine in the OS through 'alpine' remaining the password for the? whatever it was; I forget the name of it?
No, I'm not saying it IS, I'm saying there remained references to Alpine in the OS through 'alpine' remaining the password for the? whatever it was; I forget the name of it?
The root password that is highly recommended you change should you perform a jailbreak and install Terminal.app and/or openssh
what about "summit west" near seattle. Isn't that the place where all the ms people hold their summit meetings on how to copy apple's ios technology.
microsoft already is using that ski resort name
iOS 4.2.x CDMA - Phoenix
iOS 1.1-1.1.1 - Snowbird
iOS 1.1.2 - Oktoberfest
iOS 1.1.3-1.1.5 - Little Bear
iOS 4.0 AppleTV (displayed 4.1) - Mojave
It is a test to see how far his new account can go before it's shutdown again.
It is a test to see how far his new account can go before it's shutdown again.
Who? is it?
too
funny!