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o2 doesnt have 18m contracts anymore?!
thats the only way im getting an iphone 4, still got 7 months left on my contract, so I can pay that off and get a new iPhone 4 for about 250, then get 230 back for my 3gs using o2 recycle.
but I dont really want to be tied to a 24m contract -_-
will visit an o2 store later today
thats the only way im getting an iphone 4, still got 7 months left on my contract, so I can pay that off and get a new iPhone 4 for about 250, then get 230 back for my 3gs using o2 recycle.
but I dont really want to be tied to a 24m contract -_-
will visit an o2 store later today
They do not. In the past however, I have rung up a help line on the UPS site, and the person on the end of the phone got in touch with the driver. You could try that.
In-Hand Signal Issue Isolated to Bottom Left Corner
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03PQyWp0mWE
Earlier this evening, iPhone 4 signal drops had been reported from individuals holding their new iPhones in their hand. The issue seems to have been isolated to a specific location on the device itself. It is demonstrated well in this video by Insanely Great Mac.
The video shows that calls were consistently dropped when the iPhone 4 was held in the left hand while touching the bottom left corner.
It's not clear if the bottom-left sensitivity is a problem with every iPhone 4 or if there is only a batch of iPhone 4s that are affected. Of course, the solution for now would be to avoid holding the iPhone in the manner demonstrated.
Note: the lower number of bars on the iPhone 4 as compared to the 3GS is a known software issue. Apple told Mossberg that it would be addressed in a future software update.
Sauce: http://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/24/iphone-4-in-hand-signal-issue-isolated-to-bottom-left-corner/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03PQyWp0mWE
Earlier this evening, iPhone 4 signal drops had been reported from individuals holding their new iPhones in their hand. The issue seems to have been isolated to a specific location on the device itself. It is demonstrated well in this video by Insanely Great Mac.
The video shows that calls were consistently dropped when the iPhone 4 was held in the left hand while touching the bottom left corner.
It's not clear if the bottom-left sensitivity is a problem with every iPhone 4 or if there is only a batch of iPhone 4s that are affected. Of course, the solution for now would be to avoid holding the iPhone in the manner demonstrated.
Note: the lower number of bars on the iPhone 4 as compared to the 3GS is a known software issue. Apple told Mossberg that it would be addressed in a future software update.
Sauce: http://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/24/iphone-4-in-hand-signal-issue-isolated-to-bottom-left-corner/
Of course they do, but if everyone kept ringing up wanting a real time stat of their parcel then they'd not get anything else done.
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White better be released soon or I'll look like a lemon.
What a load of guff - the future software update will obviously just make it look like the iPhone 4 has better service than it does. How is a software update going to stop it going from full bars to 'Searching...' though?
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150 phones and a queue of 70 at the un opened O2 downstairs Bullring.
60+ phones and a larger queue at the external O2.
150 phones and queue of that size(?) at upstairs Bullring
60+ phones and a larger queue at the external O2.
150 phones and queue of that size(?) at upstairs Bullring
Has Apple made a press release about this problem?
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Start posting post codes
Look, all you excited ppl out there. Post your postcode areas (preferably London) so we get a gist where deliveries are taking place.
We can create our own real time tracking system
(And try not to rub our noses in it just in case you manage to drop it into the toilet while you're getting excited over the hi res display )
Look, all you excited ppl out there. Post your postcode areas (preferably London) so we get a gist where deliveries are taking place.
We can create our own real time tracking system
(And try not to rub our noses in it just in case you manage to drop it into the toilet while you're getting excited over the hi res display
)