It's $300 for a seven year guaranteed service though. Well worth it at that price, works out to $3.57 a month.
Please come to the UK, I will happily pay.
Lol. iPhone never has the best tech, it tends to be a little bit behind competitors in terms of actual hardware. But software might be good.
Problem with this is that you can't really replace a laptop with it, because you always need a flat hard surface to place the smart cover on.
Seems very likely tbh.
You can just use Chrome, just drag the PDF in the main window, it works fine. But I prefer Adobe.
I agree, will never happen, especially not any time soon. Maybe once sales start to dip consistently, then.
Surely MS can't be this stupid? Must be some sort of mistake.
They probably realised their system wasn't as secure as they thought it was, which is why they're trying to prevent a major issue by telling people to update passwords.
Woah, this is pretty huge and embarrassing for Apple. Can't believe they have to do that.
The thing is that none of the judges or politicians actually understand how the internet works. That's why SOPA and ACTA were about to be approved, because they didn't understand the ramifications of approving them. Same with this.
Wait till GamesCom, and then say this sentence again.
It'll probably look better in person.
I've always switched these off immediately after installing the OS, on both Vista and 7, they're so pointless.
The use reserve broadband tip is also terrible.
Apple backup is a simple one click thing, that backs up the entire phone including apps and app data. That means when you get a new iPhone, you simple restore that backup on to the new phone, and voila, you're up and running exactly as you were before.
It's a hell of a lot easier than Android, which varies from vendor to vendor in terms of software support and stability.
This doesn't mean that ACTA is dead, it just got a big blow.
I agree, but the problem is, it's still the best phone in terms of software support on the market. I've been wanting to upgrade my old iPhone for a while, and have been looking at the Galaxy S3, but the backup/restore capability on iTunes and the fact that Apple tend to support the phone with new software for at least 3 years is making me wait until a new iPhone is announced.
Plus iOS is a hell of a lot more stable and safe than Android.
This is getting ridiculous now, Apple is suing literally every company, and the dumb thing about it is that they are still the market leader, so they have nothing to worry about.
Well not exactly like it, but very similar. I'm more bothered about what it can do more than what it looks like. Although I do like the back a lot more than the current iPhone, at least it doesn't look so fragile.