Did a Boob job or face lift, what’s next? How about repainting your iPhone. Yellow back (add 150$), Ferrari red Frame add (20$), yellow Home button (add 20$), a pink SIM card tray! add (10$), red earbuds (add 10$) and a pink iPhone dock (add 20$). Just 230 US$ for the whole package, ahhhh I feel a lot better because I can impress my friends. Unfortunately colorware only ships to USA post addresses (TIP buy an US postal address and let them forward it).
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Assuming you are set on not just placing your order with AT&T and sitting back to wait for your iPhone 3G to come in, we have a few tricks that may help getting yours from an Apple Store a little easier.
You see, the latest reports are claiming that the online iPhone availability check is actually being updated regularly during the day, of course if you go to that page it will not actually let you check unless its after 9pm.
However, it is pretty easy to trick the web page into thinking its after 9pm. Simply change your clock settings to be sometime after 9pm and re-visit the online availability check page and it will show you what is currently available. Read the rest of this entry …
Of course, every device will have some battery issues, this is not a new subject, after all we have been dealing with this same situation with laptops for years now. However battery life, or the lack off has really touched a nerve with iPhone and iPhone 3G owners recently.
Personally my battery life is not what I had hoped for, but I seem to not be following any of the battery saving tricks that Apple has given out. As a whole this does strike me as a little funny though, Apple has stated that;
“Depending on how they are configured, a few features may decrease your iPhone battery life.”
Well of course, that makes sense, its simple the more you use something the more you will drain the battery, however their suggestions seem to say that in order to get the maximum battery life from your iPhone, then you should turn off all services and just use it as an iPod. Read the rest of this entry …
There is a theory as to why Apple decided to revamp the iPhone Dock when they came out with the 3G. It seems if you want to use the iPhone while it’s in the dock, the cradle itself muffles the microphone and speakers which are located in the bottom of the phone.
The new (and very hard to find, we’re told) 3G dock minimizes that problem. Problem is, the 3G doesn’t come with a dock: an apparent cost-saving ploy what helped Apple cut the cost of the new phone in half.
So since the new docks are not only an extra expense, but difficult to get your hands on too, some iPhone users have developed a crafty solution: modify your old dock with the help of a Dremel or old fashioned razor blade. The Dremel will certainly give you a more professional appearance, but if all you want is something that works, a sharp knife will do the trick. Read the rest of this entry …
