Someones on the blob.
Thought someone would be there to stick up for the mighty Feek, a Don aswell. Great.
Someones on the blob.
I'm sure your well aware what I mean. I didn't even bother leaving this thread as I was interested in the topic(s) being discussed yet you still chose to give me a smart reply.
That wont happen for a while though, but would be cool.
Thought someone would be there to stick up for the mighty Feek, a Don aswell. Great.
Thought someone would be there to stick up for the mighty Feek, a Don aswell. Great.
How long until we see a major update to the iphone?
Most phones @ 35PM/18 months will?
I'm sorry, I didn't intentionally give a smart reply, it was merely to point out the info you wanted and show that there's a whole thread about just that. I really didn't intend any offence.
it would be cheaper to buy a mobile broadband dongle + you don't have to worry about the iphone battery running flat
I don't know what the GM stands for, but Im downloading it now. Will install it on my iPhone in 20mins when it's finished.
Given that the battery ought to last for the lifespan of the laptop (estimated at 5 years I believe) I'd fully expect Apple to swap it out for free if there were any significant issues arising in the first year or two of ownership.Yes, but:
1. You have to pay them for the battery AND to fit it.
2. You will be without your laptop for however many hours/days/weeks.
3. If you live far away from an Apple Store, it's a mission.
How many laptop manufacturers do you know of that include the battery under warranty? Most that I've dealt with don't even give it six months as it's a consumable part. Apple's scheme would seem to be more than generous.I don't like a company defining a products lifespan to me. I shall use it for however long I so choose.
But if it's only £35 per month that means....oh...wait....
I'm glad O2's pricing for the 32gb model is so crazy. It helps me resist upgrading my PAYG 16gb.