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O2 take 3 or 4 from your free text allowance for each MMS sent.
Not anymore. They charge for it now I believe.
I thought it still took it out of the free text allowance, usually 3 text messages
Can always use pingchat, whatsapp, email etc to send them which is what me and my mates do between our phones though obviously that isn't a solution for everyone
Can always use pingchat, whatsapp, email etc to send them which is what me and my mates do between our phones though obviously that isn't a solution for everyone
It changed for all new customers / contracts a few months ago.
If you already have them included you get to keep them for now.
I've since answered my own question and its 'no' - O2 were the only ones that used to do this.
It changed for all new customers / contracts a few months ago.
If you already have them included you get to keep them for now.
I've since answered my own question and its 'no' - O2 were the only ones that used to do this.
Cheers for the clarification. I have looked at my Orange account and I seem to get 50 bundled in each month, will never use them and if I do send a pic message it will be once every two months or so!
Well my Home button doesn't work anymore, which pretty much renders the phone useless. Been dodgy for a while but finally died this morning
Will be trying to get a replacement. Means driving all the way to MK though
Good luck with the replacement mate, thats my nearest store (or London) and I don't drive so its a pain to get to
Apple to release iOS 4.2 at 10 a.m. PT
On Monday, Apple will release iOS 4.2, a free software update that brings the features of iOS 4—including multitasking, fast app switching, and a unified mail inbox—to the iPad for the first time. Apple says the update, which also adds the new AirPrint and AirPlay features to all compatible devices, will be available at approximately 10 a.m. Pacific Time.
How to update
iOS 4.2 is compatible with all existing iOS devices except the original iPhone and first-generation iPod touch. However, some features (such as multitasking) won’t work on older devices, including the iPhone 3G and the second-generation iPod touch.
Once the update is released, users of compatible devices can update by attaching a device to a Mac or PC, selecting it in the iTunes source list, and clicking the Check For Update button. (It’s always a wise idea to let iTunes back up your device before running an iOS update, in case there’s an error that forces you to erase it.) One bit of trivia: the iOS update being released Monday for iPad is actually version 4.2.1, since version 4.2 proper was replaced as a part of this release's development cycle.
What’s new for everyone
As announced on Sept. 1 by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, iOS 4.2 introduces AirPlay, an updated version of Apple’s AirTunes feature that allows iTunes 10 and iOS devices running iOS 4.2 to stream video to a TV via the new Apple TV. (For more details, read our hands-on look at AirPlay.)
The other big feature in 4.2 is AirPrint, which lets iOS devices print directly and wirelessly to a handful of HP ePrint printers. Unfortunately, one of the features originally promised for AirPrint—the ability to use a Mac or PC as an intermediary to print to a wider range of printers—does not appear in the software releases occurring Monday.
When Macworld asked Apple about that missing functionality, a company representative would not comment about the matter directly. Instead, he said: “There are still great features available through apps that allow you to accomplish [some of] that capability. For now, AirPrint is for AirPrint-enabled printers.” (There are numerous iOS apps that enable printing separate from AirPrint; there are also several new Mac apps, including Fingerprint and Printopia, which act as middlemen between an iOS device and a printer.)
Another new feature arriving with iOS 4.2 is the ability for all users to access Find My iPhone, formerly available only to subscribers to Apple’s premium MobileMe service. If you’ve got a device running iOS 4.2, you can use your Apple ID to set up a free MobileMe account with access to the Find My iPhone set of features, with the ability to find an iOS device on a map and remotely lock or wipe that device.
http://www.macworld.com/article/155883/2010/11/ios42_release.html
Official info from Apple
http://www.apple.com/ios/
On Monday, Apple will release iOS 4.2, a free software update that brings the features of iOS 4—including multitasking, fast app switching, and a unified mail inbox—to the iPad for the first time. Apple says the update, which also adds the new AirPrint and AirPlay features to all compatible devices, will be available at approximately 10 a.m. Pacific Time.
How to update
iOS 4.2 is compatible with all existing iOS devices except the original iPhone and first-generation iPod touch. However, some features (such as multitasking) won’t work on older devices, including the iPhone 3G and the second-generation iPod touch.
Once the update is released, users of compatible devices can update by attaching a device to a Mac or PC, selecting it in the iTunes source list, and clicking the Check For Update button. (It’s always a wise idea to let iTunes back up your device before running an iOS update, in case there’s an error that forces you to erase it.) One bit of trivia: the iOS update being released Monday for iPad is actually version 4.2.1, since version 4.2 proper was replaced as a part of this release's development cycle.
What’s new for everyone
As announced on Sept. 1 by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, iOS 4.2 introduces AirPlay, an updated version of Apple’s AirTunes feature that allows iTunes 10 and iOS devices running iOS 4.2 to stream video to a TV via the new Apple TV. (For more details, read our hands-on look at AirPlay.)
The other big feature in 4.2 is AirPrint, which lets iOS devices print directly and wirelessly to a handful of HP ePrint printers. Unfortunately, one of the features originally promised for AirPrint—the ability to use a Mac or PC as an intermediary to print to a wider range of printers—does not appear in the software releases occurring Monday.
When Macworld asked Apple about that missing functionality, a company representative would not comment about the matter directly. Instead, he said: “There are still great features available through apps that allow you to accomplish [some of] that capability. For now, AirPrint is for AirPrint-enabled printers.” (There are numerous iOS apps that enable printing separate from AirPrint; there are also several new Mac apps, including Fingerprint and Printopia, which act as middlemen between an iOS device and a printer.)
Another new feature arriving with iOS 4.2 is the ability for all users to access Find My iPhone, formerly available only to subscribers to Apple’s premium MobileMe service. If you’ve got a device running iOS 4.2, you can use your Apple ID to set up a free MobileMe account with access to the Find My iPhone set of features, with the ability to find an iOS device on a map and remotely lock or wipe that device.
http://www.macworld.com/article/155883/2010/11/ios42_release.html
Official info from Apple
http://www.apple.com/ios/
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think I spoke too soon, can't use your own sounds for txt tones still?
Can't use your own sounds, but they've added another 17 or so to the pitiful originals plus the ability to assign individual sounds per contact. It's good enough for me.
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I finally got my contract cancelled from three, it took me 2 months but was well worth it, man there customers service is annoying !!!!!
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What's the best screen protector available? may get the Power Support HD anti-glare but heard it makes the screen fuzzy, any one used this?
Yes ive had one since Aug when i bought my i4...best screen protector around and yes it gives off a slight grainy look but it doesnt take anything away from the screen itself....the screen still looks as gorgeous and pin sharp with the screen protector on.