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iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond: News: Apple: If iPhone, iPod touch Wi-Fi fix tips fail, seek repairs
The iPhone Blog: Apple Addresses iPhone and iPod touch Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Problems - Reset, Redo, Restore, Repair
Mac|Life: Apple Acknowledges iPhone/iPod touch Wi-Fi Problems -- Tells Users To Seek Repair
News: Apple: If iPhone, iPod touch Wi-Fi fix tips fail, seek repairs
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond —
Apple has posted a new support document outlining the steps users can take to try and fix specific Wi-Fi or Bluetooth issues on the iPhone or iPod touch. According to the article “ Unable to use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth with iPhone or iPod touch because there’s no address listed for the device ,” symptoms of the issue may include a greyed out Wi-Fi or Bluetooth icon, a lack of an address for either or both of the protocols, the appearance of a Wi-Fi signal but no ability to connect to online services, and the inability to pair with a Bluetooth device. Apple lists three steps for ...
Apple Addresses iPhone and iPod touch Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Problems - Reset, Redo, Restore, Repair
The iPhone Blog —
... Apple has updated a knowledge base article for those “Unable to use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth with iPhone or iPod touch because there’s no address listed for the device”, which is something we’ve heard ...
Apple Acknowledges iPhone/iPod touch Wi-Fi Problems -- Tells Users To Seek Repair
Mac|Life —
iPhone 3GS wifi troubles Many users have reported problems with their iPhone 3GS and Wi-Fi, and Apple has finally acknowledged the problem. In their knowledge base they offer up a four step process on determining if your iPhone is affected. Affected devices will be able to see a wireless network, but will be unable to load from the connection. On Apple's ...
Apple proposes iPhone/iPod touch Wi-Fi and Bluetooth fixes
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
Filed under: iPhone, iPod touch Apple has just released a Knowledge Base document detailing a number of potential fixes for one of the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth problems that have plagued iPod touch and iPhone handhelds. The article specifically addresses the inability to use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth due to not seeing the Bluetooth or Wi-Fi address on the device. This includes getting a Wi-Fi signal but not being able to access the Internet, not being able to pair a Bluetooth device, and having the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth icon grayed out. ...
Apple offers potential fixes for iPod touch and iPhone Wi-Fi issues
MacFixIt —
Late-Breakers Late-Breakers Monday, July 13 2009 @ 09:57 AM PDT Apple offers potential fixes for iPod touch and iPhone Wi-Fi issues In an Apple Knowledge Base article released late last week the Cupertino computer company acknowledged a long-standing issue affecting many users of their Wi-Fi-enabled mobile devices. The KB article details several symptoms that have been regular complaints on Apple forums around the Web. These symptoms include: If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, read the ...
Apple Publishes Support Document For Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Connectivity Issues On 3GS
iPhone Alley - RSS —
... Apple has posted a new support document responding to issues with connecting to Bluetooth and WiFi on their 3GSs. According to the document, titled "Unable to use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth with iPhone or iPod touch because there’s no address listed for the device" if you have a grayed-out bluetooth icon, no address for either Bluetooth or WiFi, or you can't use a WiFi network even though it says you're connected, or you can't pair Bluetooth devices to your 3GS, then they list some things you can try to fix it. ...
Apple acknowledges Wi-Fi and Bluetooth problems after OS 3.0 updates
iPhone Atlas —
... Apple has finally acknowledged the problem in a technical service bulletin titled Unable to use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth with iPhone or iPod touch because there's no address listed for the device.
According to Apple, the problem happens during initial iPhone or iPod Touch setup while performing an update or a restore with iTunes. The symptoms are: ...
