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See, this doesn't just happen to Microsoft :) Taken from an iPhone mega display at an O2 store with an OSX WiFi error in the middle of it.
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Anonymous
February 20, 2008
PingBack from http://iphone.blogslog.info/?p=16659Anonymous
February 20, 2008
That's not an error, at least not with the computer or phone. The usual Wi-Fi network is down so it's asking whether to connect to an alternative.Anonymous
February 20, 2008
Chris - agreed, I should have just pointed out that it isn't the expected "experience" they would expectAnonymous
February 20, 2008
Hardly a BSOD over Times Square...Anonymous
February 22, 2008
And that's not an error, simply a prompt. Obfuscate much?Anonymous
February 22, 2008
jeez you Apple boys leap to the defence like salmon in Seattle :) Okay, so it's not an error per se but I suspect SteveJ didn't expect that in store experience....that's my point. Kinda of like the screen I saw at travelex in Heathrow last week that showed a Windows XP machine asking for security updates to be installed. technically not an error, but not what travelex expected. c'mon dudes....lighten up here...