HI everyone,
I just received a new ipod touch which I won a couple months ago. It was still sealed and brand new. Somehow it was an "old" 16gb touch with firmware 1.1.2. I was expecting to pay the upgrade fee to get the email program, etc. BUT it downloaded 1.1.4 as bug fixes for free BUT didn't add the new applications... Why not?
I reconnected the ipod but the firmware is listed as 1.1.4 and neither in the itunes store nor on the apple.com web site can I find the software... Have they taken it offline until 2.0 is ready and will then bundle it with that update?
I searched the net and macworld and didn't find an article... I mostly interested in the email application... Anybody have an idea on what is going on and how I could get the software.
Thanks,
Phillyman
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ipod touch updated to 1.1.4 but no new apps...
#3
Posted 18 June 2008 - 01:35 PM
Hi,
thanks for the information about the 1.1.4 update being installed even without paying for it... I didn't make myself clear... I helped a friend in March and probably after installing the software it asked us if we wanted to buy the upgrade. Now with my touch it doesn't seem to offer this option. I tried plugging/unplugging the touch; nothing happened. I also tried to find the software in the itunes store or at apple.com but it wasn't listed anywhere.
My train of thought is once they announced 2.0 they yanked the 1.1.4 app update and will offer that with the 2.0 software... I know this is wishful thinking but as I can't find the link...
Any ideas, or maybe I'm just an idiot and somebody can point me to the link..
Thanks,
Phillyman
thanks for the information about the 1.1.4 update being installed even without paying for it... I didn't make myself clear... I helped a friend in March and probably after installing the software it asked us if we wanted to buy the upgrade. Now with my touch it doesn't seem to offer this option. I tried plugging/unplugging the touch; nothing happened. I also tried to find the software in the itunes store or at apple.com but it wasn't listed anywhere.
My train of thought is once they announced 2.0 they yanked the 1.1.4 app update and will offer that with the 2.0 software... I know this is wishful thinking but as I can't find the link...
Any ideas, or maybe I'm just an idiot and somebody can point me to the link..
Thanks,
Phillyman
#5
Posted 27 June 2008 - 08:47 AM
Well, I had the idea of restoring my iPod and then checking for the paid updates, but it just restored it and slapped the 1.1.4 update onto it without asking if I wanted to pay the $20 for the newer applications. I wonder if Apple took took this upgrade away from us poor early iPod Touch purchasers.
Jon Seff, please rescue us... How can we get those applications onto our Touches?
Jon Seff, please rescue us... How can we get those applications onto our Touches?
#6
Posted 30 June 2008 - 02:03 PM
Sorry, I've been on vacation.
My guess is that Apple pulled the 1.1.4 paid update because the 2.0 software update (which will be cheaper, btw) will probably include those apps as well. Can't say for sure, but that's what I'm thinking. Wait another week and a half and I'm sure Apple will have an answer.
My guess is that Apple pulled the 1.1.4 paid update because the 2.0 software update (which will be cheaper, btw) will probably include those apps as well. Can't say for sure, but that's what I'm thinking. Wait another week and a half and I'm sure Apple will have an answer.
#8
Posted 01 July 2008 - 09:55 AM
Chris Breen has confirmed this info in his latest Playlist blog.
#9
Posted 04 July 2008 - 11:47 AM
oh my oh my;
I called apple a couple of days later and asked this question. They gave me the same answer as Chris Breen wrote. Sorry that I forgot to add this to my thread... I should have updated it with the answer. Thanks macworld/Jon for staying on top of this and going back to an old forum post to link to the article. It's the details that count and make me come back for advice, news to macworld.com and why I'm still a subscriber!
I called apple a couple of days later and asked this question. They gave me the same answer as Chris Breen wrote. Sorry that I forgot to add this to my thread... I should have updated it with the answer. Thanks macworld/Jon for staying on top of this and going back to an old forum post to link to the article. It's the details that count and make me come back for advice, news to macworld.com and why I'm still a subscriber!
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