Posted on 29 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
So if this ad is to be believed Canada could be getting the iPhone as early as December 7th. The alleged pre-order date is November the 20th so if you believe this ad you might want to start saving up.
Sure, the ad looks pretty convincing, but it’s a rumor because its nowhere to be found on Rogers site, and can ...
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Posted on 29 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
You don’t even need a computer anymore, just an activated iPhone and a WiFi connection. Here is exactly how hard it is, take your freshly activated 1.1.1 iPhone, and connect to a WiFi network.
Then direct Safari to jailbreakme.com and click install AppSnapp, that’s it, all, finished finito. Wait a few minutes and you will have a jailbroken iPhone with Installer ...
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Posted on 29 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
It varies from carrier to carrier from O2 to T-Mobile to Orange it all varies, but they all have some rather strict limits. T-Mobile has three plans sized like your shirts, M, L, or XL with data limits of 200MB, 1GB, and 5GB respectively.
After you go over those limits your still have unlimited data, just your access speeds get throttled ...
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Posted on 29 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
Or your gift cards for that matter. Since when did one of the few nations to somewhat successfully run on a fiat monetary system stop accepting cash anywhere as an acceptable form of payments, let alone in the retail industry?
Then they decide they won’t take gift cards either, I am pretty sure its almost always been a policy to not ...
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Posted on 26 October 2007 by Chris Davies
It's been a while since we've looked at Twitter apps for the iPhone, but if you've been chomping at the bit to inform every person in your hideously-bloated social network whenever you turn off the TV, buy a book or break wind, the Apple Web Apps Directory has thrown up ThinCloud, which is being called "the most Twitter-like experience you'll find ...
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Posted on 26 October 2007 by Chris Davies
We already knew that Apple has decided to limit the number of iPhones an individual can buy in a single transaction - down from five to two - but its emerged that they've also decided that your cash just isn't good enough. Several would-be iPhone owners were turned away from Apple Store cash desks when they tried to pay for ...
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Posted on 26 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
Yeah, not a big surprise here, that notes syncing feature that was maybe going to happen, well it didn’t. Really it was just a rather big typo by Apple, but Tiger was released, and the Notes are syncing with your iPhone.
I am sure someone could script something to automatically email them to you, and then they’d be synced, sort of, ...
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Posted on 26 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
So yesterday, we got the tip from the guy from UBS, Ben Reitzes, and that was pretty much all about the iPhone, now we have more news. Basically it’s all about finances, but there are some interesting things, first off, the Halo Effect.
No, it has absolutely nothing to do with the video game made by Bungie and released by Microsoft, ...
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Posted on 26 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
So Google has decided to be a pioneer, again, and give away free IMAP support for your equally free GMail account. Why is this a big deal? Organization is easier with IMAP support because all of your tagged emails will convert into folders made from those tags, and your emails will be sorted into those folders, making it easier, and ...
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Posted on 26 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
So the iPhone seems like a pretty good business tool right? Wrong, at least that’s the case if you work in a business where you sling around code names or other secretive info in emails, text messages, or other text based communications.
So if you have hacked your iPhone and have access to the drive contents, feel free to go to ...
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Posted on 26 October 2007 by Chris Davies
That Apple gets a cut of the monthly subscriber love from AT&T is common knowledge, but neither party has been too keen to share the exact details of just how much of your iPhone rental passes straight through the carrier's fingers and into Cupertino's coffers. Now, thanks to an obscure rule regarding "deferred revenue" - basically when one company promises ...
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Posted on 25 October 2007 by James Allan Brady
Just imagine buying a custom iPhone that allows you to control security, lighting, temp, shading, and audio. Now imagine being able to do so from anywhere in the world.
That is what the Digital Lifestyle firm CLIQK from NYC has accomplished, and is marketing. I am sure that they are Jailbroken or otherwise unlocked iPhones, because I don’t see a ...
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