100,000 iPhones Overwhelm Activation Server
dstates writes "What happens when Apple ships 100,000 iPhone 4S in a day? Answer, 100,000 users all try to activate their new phones. AT&T's activation servers are struggling under the load. Apparently Verizon and Sprint are doing a better job keeping up with the load." Adds an anonymous optimist: "The solution? Call AT&T by dialing 611 and talking to an operator to perform a manual activation with your IMEI and SIM card #, works every time!"
Call AT&T by dialing 611 and talking to an operator to perform a manual activation
So now you'll just be overwhelming the meatbag variety of server.
Surprise of the day: AT&T activation servers work roughly as well as their cell coverage in urban areas.
Note that if you can't activate your iPhone, you can't drop calls!!!
Write boring code, not shiny code!
or does it look *exactly* like the Galaxy? *ducks*
Science advances one funeral at a time- Max Planck
DONT FOLLOW THIS ADVICE: Adds an anonymous optimist: "The solution? Call AT&T by dialing 611 and talking to an operator to perform a manual activation with your IMEI and SIM card #, works every time!" It will brick your phone (Apple's servers will reject your phone due to "mismatched SIM" and it will refuse to activate) and you will need to go to an Apple Store for a replacement. I spent all fucking day doing this.