restore as new, then use http://www.iphonebackupextractor.com/ to get the stuff you wated from previous backup files
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Not sure about the Mac, but on the PC the iPhone also appears as a connected camera device. I go in there and move the photos to wherever I'm syncing photos to/from.
On the phone they then appear under your Photo Library rather than the Camera Roll.
yea i noticed when i was using bootcamp you can drag photos from it but still not to it
dont ow iphoto and dont really want too. seems weird that stuff like this isnt made easier ? what would be the negatives of being able to drag an drop photos ? howay apple
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Hi guys.
Didn't want to start a new thread. Figured I'd post in here. I just recieved my sim card for my new simplicity tarrif. Problem is, I have an Iphone 4 on the way and they've sent me a big sim card.
How do i go about getting a mirco one?
Thanks in advance
Didn't want to start a new thread. Figured I'd post in here. I just recieved my sim card for my new simplicity tarrif. Problem is, I have an Iphone 4 on the way and they've sent me a big sim card.
How do i go about getting a mirco one?
Thanks in advance
Ring up your network and ask them to send out a micro sim??...or just cut the sim down yourself with a pair of scissors, plenty of guides on the net or buy yourself a cheap sim cutter.
From what I remember you'll need to sync your contacts with something like Address Book or Outlook, then transfer them over to your new phone. Can all be done via iTunes
No you dont - its all backed up within iTunes. I did nothing other than backup my 3GS and then restore that same backup on my 4 and everything including my texts were there. Only thing I had to do was readd my email/wifi passwords to the settings that had carried over...
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Do you use this yourself? Isnt it just the same as using SSH?
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Didnt want to start a new thread so...
My contract on 3GS is up for renewable next month, with O2, and I want to go the sim only route for the iPhone 4 but what is the best deal and network? O2 3G network sucks so don't mind shifting networks. Also, are apple still giving away free cases?
Thanks in advance.
My contract on 3GS is up for renewable next month, with O2, and I want to go the sim only route for the iPhone 4 but what is the best deal and network? O2 3G network sucks so don't mind shifting networks. Also, are apple still giving away free cases?
Thanks in advance.
No that stopped on 30th of Sept.
I'm on O2 simplicity 20 which I like because it still has the unlimited web bolt on.
I've heard that the Tesco tariff is pretty good.
As for the case, I believe they don't do it anymore but if you complain to Apple and show them that you are losing signal/dropping calls because of the antenna band then they will give you a free bumper. (Read this somewhere so don't quote me
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Could someone tell me if the 'Cellular Network Data' section under Settings > Usage includes data over Wi-Fi?
I've used my iPhone 4 for 2 days and apparently have transmitted/received around 2gb!!! I only have a 1Gb plan so I am ****ed if this doesn't include Wi-Fi
I thought this had a fair usage policy of 500Mb a month though?
I've used my iPhone 4 for 2 days and apparently have transmitted/received around 2gb!!! I only have a 1Gb plan so I am ****ed if this doesn't include Wi-Fi
I'm on O2 simplicity 20 which I like because it still has the unlimited web bolt on.
I've heard that the Tesco tariff is pretty good.
As for the case, I believe they don't do it anymore but if you complain to Apple and show them that you are losing signal/dropping calls because of the antenna band then they will give you a free bumper. (Read this somewhere so don't quote me
I thought this had a fair usage policy of 500Mb a month though?
Wow, what have you been using to have used 1GB a day?
Nope, that should not include Wifi on say for instance, your home network. All that usage tells you is the amount of data you have sent and received over your phone providers network. iOS 4 allows you to turn off Cellular data if required under "Network" settings. You can make and receive calls/texts but not MMS nor go online/browse the web with this turned off.
As long as you are seeing the "Wifi" symbol at the top bar on the phone when you are on your wireless network and not "3G" then you are connecting via your own network and not using up data on any plan you are on.
I'm not aware of any apps off hand that measure wifi data sent and received on an iPhone but I can't say if there are any available for sure.
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Very odd. I just logged into 3 and checked and I have pretty much all of my allowance left for the month, which is completely right; so I have no idea why/how my phone has transmitted so much!
EDIT: Lifetime call time also says 5 hours, and I've barely used it for more than 3 minutes of calls. I hope I haven't been sold a phone which had been previously returned! It was all sealed when I bought it.
EDIT: I AM AN IDIOT!!! I think I have just worked it out. I think it's carried the usage stats across from my 3GS which I backed up and then did a restore to the iPhone 4. Does that make sense?
EDIT: Lifetime call time also says 5 hours, and I've barely used it for more than 3 minutes of calls. I hope I haven't been sold a phone which had been previously returned! It was all sealed when I bought it.
EDIT: I AM AN IDIOT!!! I think I have just worked it out. I think it's carried the usage stats across from my 3GS which I backed up and then did a restore to the iPhone 4. Does that make sense?
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