Right App, Wrong Folder

June 25th, 2010

Whether you spend your time making calls, playing games, surfing the news sites, or reading lipofuze reviews, any update to the iPhone can’t hurt. Right?

Apple Insider is reporting that, before being removed, a thread in the Apple Discussion Forumsconfirmed iOS 4.0.1 was being readied for release next week to address bugs — including thedreaded antenna “hold different” issue (or “death-grip” if you prefer).

I could use a fix myself. Since upgrading to iOS4, every time I open the Mail app (not from the mutli-tasking, but a cold start), it opens to the inbox of a non-default email address on my phone. I want to open up at the all Inboxes choice or even at the main screen. Fix it Mr. Jobs. Please.

Note: I am not using an iPhone 4, but a iPhone 3Gs.

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