iOS for beginners Comments
- arihant kool
- utm
which fone should i go for iphone 5 and xperia z both are jst fab
- Ursula_iphoneLuv
- t}Y
Hi! Just got my new I phone 4, can I use my iphone cellular data to connect to internet on my laptop or PC? If I can how? or does it support cellular data to be used on laptop or PC?? Thanks in advance.. :)
- Ursula_iphoneLuv
- t}a
Hi! Just got my new I phone 4, can I use my iphone cellular data to connect to internet on my laptop or PC? If I can how? or does it support cellular data to be used on laptop or PC?? Thanks in advance.. :)
- Praveen
- t1$
danny, 25 Feb 2013i bought an apple iphone and cannot down load music on it and make it my ring tone whyHi... Dis is praveen if u want to download songs u can download songs wid the help of free mp3 application wch u can get frm app store or itunes store
- danny
- Lxs
i bought an apple iphone and cannot down load music on it and make it my ring tone why
- AnonD-109914
- t78
You should add evasi0n's jailbreak for more functionality and personalization.
- AnonD-108000
- t}A
Can you please publish a article on Windows Phone for beginners?
- AnonD-16060
- fuN
magicman, 24 Jan 2013the new iphone is going to be able to walk to you, there will be a new app called 'Come Find M... morelol u not serious, right? loooooooool
- AnonD-16060
- fuN
"Download an app which can create iPhone ringtone files (either on your PC or the phone itself). iRingtones is a good choice as it has a clean interface and can create both ringtones and message tones. Once you've cropped your desired ringtone hook the iPhone up to iTunes and open up the iRingtones app in Apps. Inside you'll find the files you need, ready for export.
The iPhone cannot directly communicate with the app's storage so you'll need to export the ringtones to your PC and then import them to iTunes. From there you can load them on the iPhone itself and select them from the menu."
.....oh pleeeeeease!!! Why all this tedious unholy crap???? And then you claim it's not as Android? BTW you're right since in Android you don't have to go through all this haven of hell just in the name of getting your fav MP3 as your ringtone!!!
- AnonD-11090
- Nwx
Ok! This is way too much work for me... I can't do much if i don't have itunes installed on my computer. I would rather go for the more straight foward android system and get an app for anything
- magicman
- 3Ax
the new iphone is going to be able to walk to you, there will be a new app called 'Come Find Me Phone'. This app will bring your iphone to life and it will find its way back to you at any cost.
- Anonymous
- iiH
iDroid8, 07 Jan 2013"Setting up yuour android SMARTPHONE" and "Setting up your iPhone" Guess ... moreSymbian has multitasking too... Lol
- Anonymous
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AnonD-26147, 04 Jan 2013I recently sold my Note 2 and purchased iPhone 5. I hope this explain you which one is better.... moreI'm using both, the Note 2 and the iPhone 5 but I haven't rooted the Note 2 and I can vouch for the fact that under similar use and with the same number of applications running/being used, the Note 2 has a much better battery life than the iPhone 5.
Coming to the comments here, well the iOS is beautifully streamlined and fully optimized for the iPhone. Working around with the iOS is like a breeze. However, the close-endedness does get to you at times. The Note 2 has a beautiful screen and has no limits to its creativity but it just feels plasticky when I use it after having used the iPhone, high time Sammy treated its flagships to something better than plastic.
- MisterCats
- j8L
Mave4484, 09 Jan 2013What exactly that interests you about 4S? As for video, O player HD is a good player, i've use... moreDAC is the digital/analog converter, a chip on the phone's board that's largely responsible for audio reproduction. The DAC in the iPhone 4S has given one of, if not THE best, readings from a variety of testers in audio quality and clarity (plus it can properly drive a nice set of earbuds with little to no assistance). This matters to me because a large majority of the time I spend on a smartphone is spent listening to music, and I'm bordering on audiophilia.
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