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iPhone can display negative degrees

Thanks to viewers, Chris & anonymous, we have proof the iPhone can display negative degrees. How is this possible? Well, FW 1.0.2. Seems it wasn’t a glitch at all, or at least not widespread. Here’s a few screenshots:

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10 Responses to iPhone can display negative degrees

  1. Rafael Barbosa says:

    My iPhone always can display negative degrees! In FW 1.1.1 and 1.1.2!
    o.Ô

  2. eFoobar says:

    Rafael: Keep in mind that 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 come after 1.0.2.

  3. Douglas says:

    I have 1.1.1, I double checked and it is working:

    Negative degrees does work!

  4. Rafael Barbosa says:

    eFoobar: is there anybody using an older FW than 1.0.2?
    o.Ô

  5. luchoaba says:

    I don’t think is an iPhone glitch, I saw the same glitch on the weather widget on my Mac, it was -13 and it was showing 13. Maybe the problem is at the information source “Yahoo!”

  6. variance says:

    Err…. Perhaps it is because the SETTINGS are set to Celsius (C) instead of Fahrenheit (F)?

    Push the ‘ i ‘ on the bottom right of the weather area, and at the bottom, you’ll see a button for F on the left, and C on the right.

  7. Douglas says:

    When I took that screenshot I was using Fahrenheit. I haven’t changed any settings since I had the error last time. I’m thinking it’s a Yahoo thing also.

  8. Generator says:

    Where did you get that weather background? I like it :p

  9. abdullah says:

    Where did you get that weather background?

  10. abdullah says:

    i have 1.1.4

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