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Stuart 15-07-2009 23:59
re: The iPhone thread
 
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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34834281)
Rumours are going around the net that Tmobile and Orange are in talks to stock the iphone 3G.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...pple-iphone-02
Russ, you can get a decent phone now... :D

Russ 16-07-2009 00:00
re: The iPhone thread
 
Nothing wrong with my 5800 thanks ;)

punky 16-07-2009 20:55
re: The iPhone thread
 
Check this video out, someone straps their iphone to an RC plane

http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/16/v...o-an-rc-plane/

Russ 17-07-2009 17:36
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Naughty petulant Apple....

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8155795.stm

bopdude 19-07-2009 10:13
re: The iPhone thread
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by superbiatch (Post 34833008)
Won't work on mine at all :( Opens and then closes almost immediately, any suggestions?
A bit late to reply I know but here goes, some apps and games are resource hungry, if you try and start a program and it crashes try powering off first, for those that don't know about this ( and I didn't for some time ) press and hold the power switch on top of the phone (about 8 seconds ) you will get another slide bar asking if you want to power down, slide, power off and then press to power back on, this frees up memory that isn't always freed up when you close a program.

HTH

dilli-theclaw 19-07-2009 10:48
re: The iPhone thread
 
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Originally Posted by bopdude (Post 34836738)
A bit late to reply I know but here goes, some apps and games are resource hungry, if you try and start a program and it crashes try powering off first, for those that don't know about this ( and I didn't for some time ) press and hold the power switch on top of the phone (about 8 seconds ) you will get another slide bar asking if you want to power down, slide, power off and then press to power back on, this frees up memory that isn't always freed up when you close a program.

HTH
Indeedy - I have an app called Free Memory (see screeny for before and after running) to free up sysrem ram :)

It cost 59p from the app store.

Tezcatlipoca 19-07-2009 15:51
re: The iPhone thread
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by bopdude (Post 34836738)
A bit late to reply I know but here goes, some apps and games are resource hungry, if you try and start a program and it crashes try powering off first, for those that don't know about this ( and I didn't for some time ) press and hold the power switch on top of the phone (about 8 seconds ) you will get another slide bar asking if you want to power down, slide, power off and then press to power back on, this frees up memory that isn't always freed up when you close a program.

HTH

Another thing you can do, going a little further than simply turning off & on again, is to reset the iPhone.

Hold both the Home button & the Power (Sleep/Wake) button. As with the above, a "power off" slider will appear, however you need to keep the buttons held down & ignore the slider, & wait until the Apple logo appears before releasing them.

bopdude 19-07-2009 20:01
re: The iPhone thread
 
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Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 34836914)
Another thing you can do, going a little further than simply turning off & on again, is to reset the iPhone.

Hold both the Home button & the Power (Sleep/Wake) button. As with the above, a "power off" slider will appear, however you need to keep the buttons held down & ignore the slider, & wait until the Apple logo appears before releasing them.
But then surly you would need to connect to your given sync pc or mac to restore, surely it's easier the other way ?

Stephen 19-07-2009 20:32
re: The iPhone thread
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by bopdude (Post 34837046)
But then surly you would need to connect to your given sync pc or mac to restore, surely it's easier the other way ?
No resetting it, just restarts its. As in powers off and starts it up again.

Tezcatlipoca 19-07-2009 20:33
re: The iPhone thread
 
It's not a wipe, just a bit more of a reboot than a standard "hold the power button & slide the power off slider" thing. You don't lose anything, no need to restore.

http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/...hooting/phone/ > "Reset"

matt-h 19-07-2009 20:36
re: The iPhone thread
 
Indeed - its exactly the same as restarting your pc/laptop.

bopdude 20-07-2009 00:43
re: The iPhone thread
 
Mmm interesting, I'll try that next time I'm home and in z position to back up if things go pear shape.

Stephen 20-07-2009 12:16
re: The iPhone thread
 
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Originally Posted by bopdude (Post 34837218)
Mmm interesting, I'll try that next time I'm home and in z position to back up if things go pear shape.
It doesn't erase anything. Just instantly shuts the iPhone off. Then just hold the power but again to start up again.

Blackened 20-07-2009 12:48
re: The iPhone thread
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob M (Post 34833011)
Anybody know of an application (or a native method) that will allow me to rotate pictures stored on the iPhone?
Search App Store for 'Rotator'. Free and does just that.

dilli-theclaw 20-07-2009 19:33
re: The iPhone thread
 
Can someone with a 3gs do me a favour plesae. Can you give the screen reader a try for me, and tell me how easy it is to use? And how easy the voice is to understand. I had a look at a couple of you tube videos but there's nothing like a bit of proper exerience ;)


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