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James replied on August 21, 2008 05:15 to the problem "Stuck Pixels after Installing iPhone 2.0.1 Update" in Apple:
We have "resolved" the issue by returning both iPhones to our local Apple Store for replacement.-
A comment on the idea "Some ideas to help improve the Demand Register usefulness" in OpenID Foundation:
It does now! – Earle Martin, on August 19, 2008 16:00 -
James reported a problem in Apple on August 06, 2008 06:15:
Stuck Pixels after Installing iPhone 2.0.1 UpdateHas anyone else noticed any new stuck pixels after installing the iPhone 2.0.1 update?
As you can see below, my 8GB iPhone 3G began displaying a stuck pixel in the upper-left immediately after installing the 2.0.1 update. At first, I figured that this was an average stuck pixel that coincidentally appeared immediately after applying the 2.0.1 update. However, after further examination, I don’t think that this is a normal stuck pixel.
A few hours later, my mother updated her 8GB 1st gen iPhone, and as you can see below, she now has a vertical line of stuck pixels in the same region as mine. Since her stuck pixels also appeared immediately after installing the 2.0.1 update, I’m beginning to think that my stuck pixel may not be an isolated issue.
I have tried to restore both iPhones, adjust the brightness, apply light pressure to the stuck pixels, and run the Knox Pixel Fix for iPhone. Neither method worked. To further complicate the issue, the stuck pixels appear to flicker when viewed through the LCD screen of my digital camera.
Stuck pixels are (as the name implies) stuck, they do not flicker. This, added to the fact that the issue occurred immediately after applying the 2.0.1 update, leads me to believe that this may actually be a software issue, possibly involving a conflict between the display drivers in the update and the display hardware shipped with certain iPhones.
If you have also noticed new stuck pixels after installing the 2.0.1 update, I'd love to hear that I'm not the only one seeing this. And, if you have somehow managed to resolve the issue, I'd love to know how you did it. -
James replied on August 01, 2008 06:04 to the idea "OpenID Support" in Pownce:
I found an article which discusses OpenID, OAuth, the differences between the two, and how they can compliment each other. I thought it might be of interest to those following this thread. Here's an excerpt:
Obviously, both OpenID and OAuth are needed for a better user experience. OpenID solves the problem of having far too many usernames and passwords to remember. OAuth solves the problem of how to share information between sites without giving your password from one site to another. Together the technologies may make things simpler for the user.
http://mashable.com/2008/07/28/openid... -
James marked one of Ariel Waldman's replies in Pownce as useful. Ariel Waldman replied to the problem "Never Ending Friend Request".
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James replied on July 29, 2008 06:44 to the problem "Never Ending Friend Request" in Pownce:
Thank you! -
Ariel Waldman replied on July 29, 2008 04:42 to the problem "Never Ending Friend Request" in Pownce:
This should now be fixed again! -
John replied on July 28, 2008 14:39 to the question "notes not posting always one note behind." in Pownce:
i'm seeing the same thing. -
A comment on the question "posts not posting" in Pownce:
Thanks. Since I posted, I haven't had a problem, but also haven't used Pownce as much this weekend. I'll try your solution. – Laney, on July 28, 2008 01:21 -
Laney marked one of James' replies in Pownce as useful. James replied to the question "posts not posting".
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James replied on July 25, 2008 08:13 to the question "notes not posting always one note behind." in Pownce:
You're welcome! -
Ariel Waldman replied on July 25, 2008 07:53 to the question "notes not posting always one note behind." in Pownce:
I'll forward this on to our developers to keep looking into - thanks for the updates! -
James replied on July 25, 2008 07:15 to the question "posts not posting" in Pownce:
It seems to be a known issue.
If you try posting a second note immediately after the first, both should appear and you can then safely delete the second note. -
juniorlikespie replied on July 25, 2008 05:38 to the question "notes not posting always one note behind." in Pownce:
yeah doesnt seem to be resolved. i'm still having the same problem last note only shows up when i post a new one or when there is an ad displayed. -
James replied on July 25, 2008 02:40 to the question "notes not posting always one note behind." in Pownce:
I'm seeing this problem too, so it's not limited to juniorlikespie, and it hasn't been fixed yet.
Once I submit a note, it does not appear until I submit a second note. Once I submit the second note, both notes appear, and I delete the second note immediately.
Please let me know if you need any more info. -
James started following the question "notes not posting always one note behind." in Pownce.
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Tom Parker marked one of James' replies in Apple as useful. James replied to the question "Can you disable gmail on a stolen iPhone?".
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James replied on July 23, 2008 07:56 to the question "Can you disable gmail on a stolen iPhone?" in Apple:
If you login from gmail.com and change your password, that should prevent anyone else from sending or receiving email via the Gmail account on your iPhone. -
James replied on July 23, 2008 07:52 to the idea "Some ideas to help improve the Demand Register usefulness" in OpenID Foundation:
I agree with everything in this list, particularly point #4. Addressing this issue will be a large step towards improving the usefulness of Demand OpenID. -
James started following the idea "Some ideas to help improve the Demand Register usefulness" in OpenID Foundation.
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