[shinbone]

Just noticed something today:

If you go to "settings > about", you'll get a pop up notification that a "carrier update" is available with an option to "update now or later". I'm not sure what this is (maybe someone can shed a little light on this update), but when updated, the "carrier" is updated to "Verizon 10.1"

Whatever the update was, it's a pretty small file. It updated almost instantly on wifi.

[coltsbr]

Not sure but I just updated.

[CalifJewls]

I updated as well..

[RobbyRob]

Safe to update on jailbroke devices?

[shinbone]

Safe to update on jailbroke devices?

Couldn't tell ya . . I don't even know what this is, but I always update everything when available

[boogaloo1]

After selecting "update", did you get any sort of notification that the update was successfully complete? I did not get any alert it was complete.

[shinbone]

After selecting "update", did you get any sort of notification that the update was successfully complete? I did not get any alert it was complete.

No. I just noticed that "carrier" updated to "Verizon 10.1" from 9.something. .

[shipwrestler125]

Just updated also not sure what it does anyone figure that out?

[Malefickus]

It literally just popped up for me. Updated just in case. Curious as to what it contained.

[shinbone]

..... Verizon getting ready for iOS 4.3??? Hmmmmmmm

[CalifJewls]

No. I just noticed that "carrier" updated to "Verizon 10.1" from 9.something. .

Ditto!

[big9erfan]

It's network settings, things like sms & mms configurations for example. Maybe it's to try to address some of the SMS & MMS issues Verizon iPhone users have been experiencing .

[WyckedAnkh]

I'm kinda surprised that they didn't send out an email or something. I honestly wouldn't have known about it if I didn't come here...

[rocky271]

Anyone know if safe to do if viP is jail broken?

[kch50428]

I did it - does not seem to screw up jailbreak - I thought it might be a PRL update - but my prl has not changed.

[WyckedAnkh]

I did it - does not seem to screw up jailbreak - I thought it might be a PRL update - but my prl has not changed.

My ERI changed, not sure if it was changed before but I thought about that too. My ERI was 5 and now it's 6 though I have no idea what difference that will do.

[kch50428]

My ERI changed, not sure if it was changed before but I thought about that too. My ERI was 5 and now it's 6 though I have no idea what difference that will do.

I think my ERI changed too... and, after a little searching - here's what ERI means for those who don't know...

Enhanced Roaming Indicator.

A handset/PRL feature to indicate to a participating customer whether they are on a home system, a partner network, or a foreign (roaming) network. ERI capable handsets, when loaded with the proper software and PRL, will illustrate the home or roam condition using a banner with text on the handset display. While many phones can indicate home vs. roaming via an icon, ERI phones can clearly indicate the third "partner network" status, which may carry a different rate schedule.

[ZOFOURTWENTY]

thanks for the info, I just updated but as many people have stated, I am also clueless as to what that did

[johnwag]

I can also confirm it did NOT seem to affect my jailbreak. My carrier also went from 9 to 10.1, only took about 2 seconds to install. Once it was in, I even rebooted to be sure, but jailbroken apps, Cydia store, etc all still work fine.

[anon(4712533)]

About carrier settings updates in iTunes
or
iOS 4: About over-the-air carrier settings updates

Carrier settings updates are small files (about 10k) that are downloaded from iTunes to be installed on your iPhone or iPad Wi-Fi + 3G. The carrier settings can include updates to the default APN (how the device accesses the carrier's cellular data network). The carrier settings for iPhone also include special dialing codes at Settings > Phone > [Carrier] Services, default settings for Stocks, Maps, Weather, and other items. You should install the latest carrier settings updates for your device as soon as they are available.

[coltsbr]

About carrier settings updates in iTunes
or
iOS 4: About over-the-air carrier settings updates

Carrier settings updates are small files (about 10k) that are downloaded from iTunes to be installed on your iPhone or iPad Wi-Fi + 3G. The carrier settings can include updates to the default APN (how the device accesses the carrier's cellular data network). The carrier settings for iPhone also include special dialing codes at Settings > Phone > [Carrier] Services, default settings for Stocks, Maps, Weather, and other items. You should install the latest carrier settings updates for your device as soon as they are available.

Good find, Thanks for the info.

[Blackcash]

Yes, mine is working so much better now.

/sarcasm

[Asunners]

How would have gotten the update if we weren't tipb members?

[CalifJewls]

How would have gotten the update if we weren't tipb members?

It was delivered automatically to your iPhone, you don't have to be a member here just a Verizon customer..

[shinbone]

How would have gotten the update if we weren't tipb members?

The next time you connected to iTunes for backup/sync, you would be alerted to update - or the next time you happen to check "settings > about"


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