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Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
The metadata search engine that's in OS X, seeing as how all the information on the iPhone is pretty much stored inside sqlite, they've done a similar thing.
SQL queries across application data = fast search.
The metadata search engine that's in OS X, seeing as how all the information on the iPhone is pretty much stored inside sqlite, they've done a similar thing.
SQL queries across application data = fast search.
UR R26R.5, VW Golf R
Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
Crikey. Seems good.
As a bit of an iVirgin, having only owned the Touch for a few months now, what does this mean for users like me? What will I gain from paying for this update?
Sorry to be a n00b. As for the iPhone... well as my contract is up, is it worth holding on for the new iPhone/a current 3G with this update in a few months?
I really could do with a decent camera phone TBH :dapprove:
Crikey. Seems good.
As a bit of an iVirgin, having only owned the Touch for a few months now, what does this mean for users like me? What will I gain from paying for this update?
Sorry to be a n00b. As for the iPhone... well as my contract is up, is it worth holding on for the new iPhone/a current 3G with this update in a few months?
I really could do with a decent camera phone TBH :dapprove:
UR R26R.5, VW Golf R
Re: iPhone Q&A DONT START ONE QUESTION IPHONE THREADS. **POST HERE**
Apologies if it's been covered, this is a bit of a panic question...
I'm going to France on the weekend - how can I turn off the 3G, etc roaming? I'm assuming this useful, free, UK-based feature will cost me a small fortune in Europe?
Apologies if it's been covered, this is a bit of a panic question...
I'm going to France on the weekend - how can I turn off the 3G, etc roaming? I'm assuming this useful, free, UK-based feature will cost me a small fortune in Europe?
Re: iPhone Q&A DONT START ONE QUESTION IPHONE THREADS. **POST HERE**
Settings > General > Network > Data Roaming
It defaults to off IIRC anyway, but best to double check.
Settings > General > Network > Data Roaming
It defaults to off IIRC anyway, but best to double check.
Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
Just watched the video from the apple site of the conference and the update is very promising. Who thought copy and paste would be so exciting.
Shame no mention of a badge for the calendar tho
I want some notification that i have upcoming appointments or 9 appointments today....
Just watched the video from the apple site of the conference and the update is very promising. Who thought copy and paste would be so exciting.
Shame no mention of a badge for the calendar tho
I want some notification that i have upcoming appointments or 9 appointments today....Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
It's a bit odd really, they also have the perfect place to show information like that, the unlock screen. It's a place that has a nice amount of unused real estate and could easily show upcoming calendar events, you wouldn't even have to unlock the phone.
It'd probably have to have some sort of privacy setting so it could be turned off for the paranoid, but for most people I reckon it'd be perfect.
Just watched the video from the apple site of the conference and the update is very promising. Who thought copy and paste would be so exciting.
Shame no mention of a badge for the calendar tho
It's a bit odd really, they also have the perfect place to show information like that, the unlock screen. It's a place that has a nice amount of unused real estate and could easily show upcoming calendar events, you wouldn't even have to unlock the phone.
It'd probably have to have some sort of privacy setting so it could be turned off for the paranoid, but for most people I reckon it'd be perfect.
BMW M4; S1000 RR
Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
It used to take off 4 text messages from your bundle. But considering an MMS costs 20-30p thesedays it will be interesting.
It used to take off 4 text messages from your bundle. But considering an MMS costs 20-30p thesedays it will be interesting.
BMW M4; S1000 RR
Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
It will be that I'd be sure. If you put your O2 sim into another phone that can send MMS then you'd be able to do it with the MMS coming from your SMS allowance. It still counts as 4 MMS'. I.e. you could send 125 MMS with the £35 iPhone contract.
It will be that I'd be sure. If you put your O2 sim into another phone that can send MMS then you'd be able to do it with the MMS coming from your SMS allowance. It still counts as 4 MMS'. I.e. you could send 125 MMS with the £35 iPhone contract.
Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
there will be a new one this year. it will either be announced soon for a release just after the summer, or will be announced in the summer for the xmas market. (if they follow their previous marketing / release strategies)
there will be a new one this year. it will either be announced soon for a release just after the summer, or will be announced in the summer for the xmas market. (if they follow their previous marketing / release strategies)
Fiat Panda 100hp
Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
Send it back if you wont to hold out. You have 7 or 10 days to make your mind up.
Send it back if you wont to hold out. You have 7 or 10 days to make your mind up.
Re: iPhone 3.0 Discussion
Well no. It wont be 4G as thats not even a thing! lol..
The first iPhone you paid outright for the phone £169/£269 so then you could do what you wanted with it. You didnt need the contract. The 3G one is heavily subsidised so theres no promise they'll do that again.
Imagine if you got a 3G today and then tomorrow out comes the 3G II. O2 arent going to let you upgrade, pay the £200 and keep both phones.
Well no. It wont be 4G as thats not even a thing! lol..
The first iPhone you paid outright for the phone £169/£269 so then you could do what you wanted with it. You didnt need the contract. The 3G one is heavily subsidised so theres no promise they'll do that again.
Imagine if you got a 3G today and then tomorrow out comes the 3G II. O2 arent going to let you upgrade, pay the £200 and keep both phones.
