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I believe it. Apple device diagnostic modes are usually extremely rough. You can put iPods into diagnostic mode. It's just unadorned text, and, on older iPod
by zweben 16y ago
I believe it. Apple device diagnostic modes are usually extremely rough. You can put iPods into diagnostic mode. It's just unadorned text, and, on older iPods at least, you had to click the forward and back buttons to scroll through the menus. I remember seeing a different iPhone test screen that was similarly unrefined.
Apple's 'character' is to have things looking good by release, not necessarily internally.
- jgrahamc 16y agoe.g. my old iPod nano in diagnostic mode: http://blog.jgc.org/2006/09/ipod-nano-in-diagnostic-mode.html http://blog.jgc.org/2006/09/ipod-nano-in-diagnostic-mode.htm...
- twism 16y agoWhere is the flaming fireball on the screen?
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- jeremymcanally 16y agoI've seen their diagnostic modes plenty of times, and they don't look like that. I've seen them on iPods and on my laptop, but they don't have a shiny background on them that's totally outside their design aesthetic. That's what doesn't look right.