Search results

That's not bad at all.

Wi-fi, Location Services and 3G all turned on.

Very simple to boot between one or the other, a simple key press during startup allows you to choose which OS to boot into.

3G shouldn't be draining your battery if you are in a area with good 3G coverage. My iPhone has been on for 1.5 hours and during that time I've checked email, listened to the iPod for a hour and the battery is at 97%. 3G can be turned on/off in General-Network settings.

Or access Audiko on your computer, search for the ringtone you'd like, download this and then add it to iTunes. Select to sync the ringtone in the iPhone options in iTunes.

Re: iPhone "must have" apps? Lovefilm is handy if you have a subscription there.

Select it within the Playlist option of the iPhone settings in iTunes.

Be sure and select the correct options within iTunes, click on your iPhone which should be listed on the left of the screen. I generally make 1 playlist with all tracks I would like on my iPhone and then select this to sync to it.

No. I only ever use Windows to run my RC helicopter sim. I'm not sure where you get the idea that nothing works alongside a Mac.

Yeah. Primarily I will use OS X but when needed I can use W7. Fortunately I don't need to use W7 often. My MBP runs Windows better than any PC I've ever owned which is a bonus.

Nothing silly about it, at times it makes sense to run Windows. With a Mac I have that option.

Same here but I'm running W7 rather than Vista.

The Legend looks great but it would have been better if it had Flash 10.1 support like the Desire. Either way it does look like a nice Android handset. A HTC phone with a aluminium unibody design and running WP7 Series would be ideal.

The closest comparison to the Desire now is the Nexus One and it is running the most recent Android release.

Routers and other devices have always been easier to configure on any Mac I've used than they are on some Windows systems.

I bought the base model for £764 inc student discount which I'm not actually entitled too. Fortunately the salesperson in the Apple Store offered me the discount anyway.

Seb has summed it up, it is a top class product with stunning looks.

I agree, the 13" screen is very usable.

You'll get used to the Mac in no time at all and wonder how you coped with Windows for so long.

Another option which will allow you to transfer upto 1000 tracks for free. http://www.fadingred.com/senuti/purchase/

Something like this claims to work for transferring all your iPhone music content onto your new Mac. There may be free alternatives available. http://www.podtomac.com/

Re: iPhone "must have" apps? Yeah I've paid £19.99 for a years worth of weekly updates and if I get lucky and report a new camera during this time then I'll get a free lifetime subscription. Even without the weekly updates it'll alert you to most of the cameras you are likely to pass. My...

That's not a bad price, the HTC Desire is going to be £400-£450 sim free in the UK and is basically the same handset but with the trackball replaced with a optical sensor.

Re: iPhone "must have" apps? CamerAlert speed camera app is very good and uses the pocketgpsworld database. Only 59p.

The Desire will be released by T-Mobile on 26th March with Orange and with other networks from April onwards. I prefer this to the Nexus One as it uses a optical sensor rather than the roller ball. The Legend will be released during April from Vodafone.

A Magic Mouse is well worth buying.

I hate Safari so use FF or Chrome on my Mac. Use whichever browser you prefer.

http://www.google.com/mobile/sync/

Engadget have a UI walkthrough available in their video section for the Legend. cnet video: http://videos.cnet.co.uk/39045158.htm?s_cid=35

Yes.