Initial Opinion of iPhone as PDA

Since the iPhone is really a full-fledged computer (it runs Mac OS X), it should shine as a PDA. But it doesn't. There is no global search ala Palm OS. Add-on PIM-like apps can't send pop-up alerts like SMS or Calendar can. That the Apple SDK doesn't allow this, but then didn't include any task manager is baffling. Am I supposed to carry around a Palm T5 and an iPhone?

I don't really understand these posts; the iphone is what it is, it either meets your needs or it doesn't. If it works for you buy one, if not don't buy one. This is sorta like complaining because you bought a new Porsche and then discovered that it didn't come equipped with a trailer hitch like your old pick-up truck (i.e., I paid $100,000 for this car and I can't even use it to haul stuff to the dump, they really need to fix that feature or they won't sell many cars at my trailer park.).
Hopefully, apple will ignore all the noise and keep building the device they want to build.

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Is this is a new iPhone that had never been synced with iTunes on any computer - the first time this iPhone was connected to iTunes on this computer which has been used to sync with another iPhone or iOS device?
The first time a new iPhone is connected to iTunes on a computer that is used to sync with another iPhone or iOS device, you are prompted to transfer the backup for the other iPhone or iOS device, or set up the iPhone as a new iPhone.
If you choose the former, the Camera Roll on the new iPhone is replaced with the Camera Roll contents included with the backup for the other iPhone or iOS device.
Syncing with iTunes alone does not touch the iPhone's Camera Roll.

After an initial sync my iphone photos are gone and not on the computer, can i retrieve them?, After an initial sync my iphone phots are gone and not on the computer, can i retrieve them?

After an initial sync my iphone photos are gone and not on the computer, can i retrieve them?, After an initial sync my iphone phots are gone and not on the computer, can i retrieve them?

taylorumbc wrote:
I sync my iPhone, which has plenty of space for all my songs. When I look at my phone later, there are songs with the damned download icon. Why?
because they have not been **** well downloaded to your iPhone and Setttings > Music has Show all music turned on...
Why can't I download them properly to my phone?
Are they selected to sync in iTunes?

How long is the initial charging for iphone 4s

How long will it take to charge a new iphone 4s?

Depends on the battery charge level you start at...if it comes out of the box with at least 50% charge, start using it. You do not need to sit and wait for the iPhone to fully charge.

Initial charging of iPhone 5

Do you need
IPhone 5 will be charged for the first 12 hours or
No

Charge iPhone 5 when convenient for you. Even the first charge. If you have the time, and it is convenient for you charge it up. When fully charged, usually less than 2 hours charge time, use the iPhone. If you want, and it is convenient, you can leave your iPhone on the charger longer. But this is not important. The best time for most iPhone users is to charge the iPhone at night when sleeping, so it is ready with full charge for the day.

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Setup "OTHER" Email on my iPhone

so i am not the sharpest tool in the shed regarding iphones or pdas for that matter but how the **** do i set up my email.
i want to hook up my school email. how do i do that?
also how do i send out mail from my yahoo and gmail accounts? it just says "#" unsent messages all the time.
please can someone explain to me step by step. it would be much appreciated.
sorry for the stupid question. im just to lazy to figure it out myself.

These are some instructions I put together to set up GMail. I am pasting them here and maybe they can help.
GMail can be set up on the iPhone with either your GMail ID as a REPLY-TO address, or with your current email ID. The latter is better for those wanting their emails to appear to recipients as coming from their current IDs even though they are using GMail to send them.
There are three scenarios to consider:
1. Have GMail as your primary and only email account. All your emails come from [email protected] and folks wanting to email you do so at [email protected].
2. Take all your current email (from home, work, etc.) and forward it to your GMail account. This will take advantage of GMail's spam filters, and you can configure your outgoing mail to look like its coming from [email protected].
3. Continue using your current email incoming server, and use GMail only for outgoing email. Again, you can configure your outgoing mail to look like its coming from [email protected].
Here is how to get it done.
1. Create a free GMail account.
Go to http://www.gmail.com and create a new GMail account.
2. Change GMail settings.
Once you create your free GMail account, log into it via the web, and enable POP access under Settings.
If you want to customize the REPLY-TO address in your email (to something other than [email protected], go to the Accounts tab and add your custom email address as an authorized account. GMail will then validate that account by sending you an email with a verification code. Retrieve the email and code, and enter it when prompted by GMail, and that will allow you to use GMail's outgoing server with your custom email ID as a REPLY-TO address.
3. Create your iPhone mail account.
If you want to use your new GMail ID as is, you can go to Settings / Mail / Add Account / GMail and provide your new user ID and password. The iPhone will automatically provide all the other information required and you are done.
If you want to use your custom ID as a REPLY-TO address, you cannot use the GMail option under Add Account. This option hard codes @gmail.com behind your email ID. Not to worry. Got to Settings / Mail / Add Account / Other.
Chose POP at the top, then put your name under NAME, your custom ID ([email protected]) under ADDRESS, and something descriptive under DESCRIPTION. (The important thing here is to use your custom address, not your GMail address).
At this point you need to decide whether you are going to have all your mail forwarded to your GMail account, or you are going to continue to receive your email in your current mail server. As I described before, the only difference will be that your mail will be filtered by GMail's spam filters if you have it all forwarded there, which in my opinion is a good thing. Its your call.
If you choose to forward all your mail to your GMail account, put pop.gmail.com in the INCOMING MAIL SERVER box, and put your new GMail ID and password.
If you choose to continue receiving your email on your current server, put pop.yourserver.com (whatever your custom mail incoming server is) in the INCOMING MAIL SERVER box, and your current mail server login ID and password.
In either case, under OUTGOING MAIL SERVER, put smtp.gmail.com, and provide your GMail ID and password.
Hit save.
Done.
If you chose to have all your email forwarded to your GMail account, you can now go into your current mail service provider (depends on who you use) and configure mail forwarding. Most email providers give you a web address you can log into and make changes to your email settings, including forwarding your mail. Check with your mail service provider for instructions on how to do this.
That's it!

The Verizon iPhone (In My Eyes)

As a previous owner of the iPhone 3G on AT&T's wireless network, I am no stranger to the iPhone. After an abundance of lost calls, and less than satisfying customer service with AT&T, I decided it was time to make the switch to Verizon. I made the switch in December of '09 and when I purchased the Blackberry Storm2 I was almost regretting my decision. The Blackberry Storm2 was a phone full of reboots, freezing and hangups that it gave me numerous amounts of headaches. After a year of the Storm2 experience, I decided to purchase the Blackberry Bold 9650. The Bold is a great Blackberry. At the end of the day though, a Blackberry is a Blackberry. I think Blackberry mobile phones are great for those who want more in-depth e-mail options. Me personally, I want the whole experience.
"Is the iPhone coming to Verizon?" This was probably one of the most asked questions in 2010. More intense speculation of the iPhone joining another network happened last year when AT&T customers were given upgrades when they were not due for one, and were locked into a 2-year contract with a hefty ETF. Finally in January it was confirmed by Apple's Tim Cook and Verizon's Lowell McAdam that Verizon's 93 million customers would be getting the opportunity to purchase the iPhone. When I heard this news, I was a happy camper. I jumped for joy, I don't know how many times. In my opinion the iPhone is the world's best phone.
On January 7th I opened my nifty little package from Fort Worth, Texas with as much excitement as a child on Christmas day. After using it for a full day today, I know that I made the right decision to switch to Verizon in 2009. The iPhone runs beautifully on Verizon's CDMA network, despite the somewhat negative reviews. Some critics were advising customers not to purchase the iPhone because simultaneous data and voice were not an option. After using the iPhone on both AT&T and Verizon I can truly say that while AT&T offers simultaneous data and voice, you cannot even notice that the iPhone can perform these things with dropped calls and such.
I love my iPhone 4 on Verizon and I know that I am NEVER going back.
Thank you Verizon!

ja1234 wrote:
OnmyMiNd04 wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
On January 7th I opened my nifty little package from Fort Worth, Texas with as much excitement as a child on Christmas day. After using it for a full day today ,>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I love my iPhone 4 on Verizon and I know that I am NEVER going back.
Thank you Verizon!
LOL while I am glad to see more as excited as I am I am sure a couple of these folks gonna wonder how in the heck...That aint fair...and I cant believe VZW is treating me this way...and most importantly how did he get it on Jan 7
I know what you meant
I just thought it was funny ...CONGRATS
LOL... thank you buddy!!!

I have a problem with the synchronisation of my iPhone and iPad with Outlook 2007 on my 64-bit Windows 7 PC. For several years, I have had no problems with the synchronisation by cord connection and iTunes between these programmes. However, a few months

I have a problem with the synchronisation of my iPhone and iPad with Outlook 2007 on my 64-bit Windows 7 PC. For several years,
I have had no problems with the synchronisation by cord connection and iTunes between these programmes. However, a few months ago I decided to use Mobile Me. However, there were problems with duplication of calendars and then “rogue events” – which could not be deleted – even if deleted on Outlook and on the iPhone (or both at the same time) – they would just reappear after the next synchronisation. All other synchronisation areas (eg Contacts, Notes etc) work fine.
I have looked for help through the Apple Support Community and tried many things. I have repaired my Outlook. I have repaired my .pst file in Windows. I have re-installed the latest version of iTunes on my PC. I have re-installed the firmware on my iPhone. I have tried many permutations on my iPhone. I have closed down all Mobile Me functions on the iPhone. I have spent upwards of 24 hours trying to solve this problem.
What am I left with? Outlook works seamlessly on my PC. My iPhone calendar now has no events from my calendar, but does not synchronise through iTunes. Nor does it send events initiated on the iPhone to the Outlook. I am at the point of abandoning iPhones and iPads altogether. I need to have a properly synchronising calendar on my phone. Do you have any suggestions?

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IPhone will not update (error code 1) will not restore even in DFU mode (error code 1)

I bought the iPhone 4S from a friend, and I came to wiping it manually from the handset, no problems found however during the initial steps the iPhone was unable to validate on the apple servers (with the carrier stuck on searching). So, I plugged the phone into my trusty laptop installed Itunes fresh and proceeded to restore. The process gets to the later part of the validation and throws up an Error Code 1.
I'm aware (from searches across the internet) that error code 1 is typically found in phones with tampered hardware/software e.g. Jailbreak, unlock etc. My friend is not tech savvy and doesnt have a clue about these things so I'm sure the phone is 'as is'.
So i proceeded to troubleshoot the issue:
I edited my hosts file to point to the apple validation server (and checked it allowed connections to gs.apple.com within my browser - successful).
Now as the handset is stuck in recovery mode (with the usb and apple logo) I tried to restore via regular Recovery mode - no sucess (error 1)
Entered the phone into DFU mode (which, in essence ALL of google preaches is the way to restore regardless of issue) same error occurred.
So i looked into 3rd party applications that could force it to restore or perhaps allow a functional end product.
Redsnow (latest edition only provides restore for up to iOS 6.1.somethingorother) that produced a dead end.
Pangu restore facility (latest edition for iOS 7/some 8 models) hanged at the same place as the apple loader.
I've tried flushing my DNS cache, and verified the Date/time on my computer and router is correct.
I refuse to accept the phone is nonfunctional but am rapidly running out of ideas as how to
a) restore it to the iOS it initially had
b) update it forcefully and have iOS 8
c) install a custom rom in the hope some fuctionality exists enough to restore it again.
Please inform me of any suggestions you might have,
regards Jack.
PS. Further information; This has been attempted on 2 seperate windows workstations both running windows 8.1 up to date.
The USB cable is an unofficial one but has caused no issues in the past on another iphone that ive restored.

Do you have the latest version of iTunes? Did you check for anti-virus software? One of the sections talks about interference from anti-virus software and firewalls. Also, you should not have to make any changes to your Host file unless your computer has been used to jailbreak a phone. I worry because you were using a number of software applications that are designed for jailbreaking devices. Excerpt from this support document. Get help with iOS update and restore errors - Apple Support
Check for hardware issues
Related errors: 1, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40, 1002, 1004, 1011, 1012, 1014, 1667, or 1669.
These errors mean that your device or computer might have a hardware issue that stops the update or restore from completing.
Check that your security software and settings aren't blocking your device from communicating with the Apple update server.
Then try to restore your iOS device two more times while connected with a cable, computer, and network you know are good.
Make sure that your security software and settings are allowing communication between your device and update servers.
If you still see the error message when you update or restore, contact Apple support.

A sorting songs by the "date added" bug on iPhone and iTunes?

So I've run accross a bug (maybe) that has really been annoying me for a few months now. It has been present since like iOS5 beta 3. It has to do with how my songs are sorted on my iPhone. I've always had my songs sorted by "date added" and I have never had a problem with them showing up in that way. During the beta, my songs started showing up backwards on my phone. My oldest songs would show up first on my phone's iPod even though in my iTunes they were sorted with the newest songs on top. I figured this was a bug and that it would be fixed by apple in the later versions of iTunes and after the official release of iOS5, but I was wrong. It didn't fix after I receieved my 4S. On a side note, I was having this problem initially on my iPhone 4, and it continued on to my iPhone 4S. This is probably one of the MOST ANNOYING problems I've had with my iPhone because my car displays my songs in the order they are on my phone too, and in my car I have to use a wheel and not a touchscreen to scroll all the way to the bottom (you get my point). I haven't actually found a fix for this to where everything works as it is supposed to, but today as I was tinkering with my iTunes to finally fix this problem I decided to sort all my songs by "newest songs modified" just to see if it would fix my sorting problem. It worked. My phone now has all my new songs on top of each of my playlists in ONLY the playlists I choose to have sorted in that specific way. After I realized this fixed my problem, I tried to re-sort all my songs by "date added" again just to see if it would fix my problem because having them sorted by "date modified" is an annoying problem I just dont want to have. It didn't work. So right now, I am sorting my songs on my phone by "date modified" because "date added" doesnt sort them the way it is supposed to when any playlist is transferred from my iTunes to my iPhone. Anyone know whats up? How can I let apple know about this annoying problem? Could it just be me and my computer? I've gone through multiple versions of iTunes, iOS5s including beta, and I've had the problem on two different iPhones. Coincidence? By the way I'm running windows 7, and no, I haven't searched much for this problem on forums or on google because it seems too specific to my situation (and im too lazy to look hard enough).

my problem started with the recent upgrade and this idea (sort on PC iTunes by date modified) worked. I did have to remove my playlist from my phone first and then resync to get things to respond but it seems to work. Why on earth Apple does not provide a mechanism for sorting ON THE F*&^ING PHONE is beyond me. For a company who's mantra is building things that 'they'd want to use' this gaff cannot possible fit into that paradigm.

IPhone 4S activation NIGHTMARE, Apple problem, not AT&T

Got new iPhone 4S delivered on release day (Friday, Oct 14). Activated without problem. On Sunday, it quit working except when connected to wall charger.
On Monday, called AppleCare, hardware failure was problem. Had choice to pay $29 for them to immediately send me another one, or, they would send me a box to mail in my broken iPhone, then they would send me a repaired or replacement iPhone 4S. Opted for latter. Drove 40 miles to AT&T store to get new SIM card for old iPhone 3GS, activated it in store. Got shipping box for 1st iPhone 4S on Tuesday, mailed on Tuesday. Got replacement iPhone 4S on Thursday, late in day. Replacement was quick, no complaints.
Nightmare Friday: ready to activate replacement iPhone 4S, about 5:00 PM called AT&T Business from my office phone to activate, had obtained IMEI & SIM card nos. from screen on new iPhone 4S. I noticed, however, that the IMEI no. on the phone was different from the IMEI no. shown on the shipping box that replacement iPhone 4S came in. Initially, the process went smooth until the time came for phone to actually activate. It wouldn't.
After going through initial menu on iPhone to activate, I end up with message: Device unknown   This iPhone is not recognized and cannot be activated for service. Please visit your nearest Apple Store for more information. The closest Apple Store for me is over 110 miles away.
Connected replacement iPhone 4S to MacBook Pro. In iTunes, I get the following message: There is a problem with your iPhone. We're sorry, the iPhone you connected is not recognized and cannot be activated for service. We recommend you visit your nearest Apple Store for more information. To find your nearest Apple Store, click here.
I'm still on the call with AT&T. They transfer call to AppleCare tech support. Verified IMEI no. and SIM card no. off of the SIM card tray. Technician advises that the IMEI no. is not in his system. We figured out that this IMEI no. did not match the number on my shipping box. Verified the serial no. from the SIM card tray, technician never advised me whether that number was in his system, but it also did not match the serial no. shown on shipping box. We tried the hard reset procedure twice, same results and messages. We tried to get it to work with the old SIM card from my 1st iPhone 4S, same results and messages. Technician brought AT&T guy into the phone call. Verified and re-verified all of these nos. several times, from the iPhone 4S screen and from the bottom of the SIM card tray, although I had to find a magnifying glass to see the numbers clearly, they are very small. The AT&T guy repeatedly related that there appeared to be no problems on his end. I was getting a cellular signal with 3G, which apparently was able to attempt activation over cellular airwaves. Also tried activation over my wi-fi network and through iTunes. We were on hold for what seemed forever while technician tried to figure out the problem.
During the call, I received several calls from family wondering what in the he[ck] I was doing and why I wasn't home yet to grill steaks! This procedure should not have taken longer than 10-15 minutes, but it ended up lasting 3 hours and 10 minutes. The call ended when I got another call from home and I forgot to hit the HOLD button for the call to AT&T/AppleCare tech when I answered the other line. I opted to go home. Steaks are still marinating, we ate McDonalds. Had an e-mail from the technician, left him a voice mail, I think he went home.
Later this evening, logged onto my Apple account which showed my registered products by serial no. They have listed my initial iPhone 4S which I sent in. They also have listed another iPhone 4S with the serial no. shown on the shipping box, which is inconsistent with the serial no. shown on the bottom of the SIM card tray of the replacement iPhone 4S. I initially tried to create a Support Case No. online using the serial no. from the iPhone, not the box. Was quickly given message that that serial no. was not valid.
So, I find myself again with an inoperable iPhone 4S on a weekend and the only option to get my old iPhone 3GS activated again is to drive 40 miles to the AT&T store to get another SIM card. With no prospects for getting an operable iPhone 4S any time soon, the nightmare continues.
I have been a dedicated user of Apple computers and products (iPods, iPhone, iPads et al as they came out) for over 20 years. Never have I experienced a nightmare of this magnitude until now. Up until today, I would never have considered the thought of being on the negative side of Apple's top-rated customer satisfaction.
One can only hope that someone in AppleCare Tech Support with the authority to resolve such problems reads these boards AND is willing to look into this without delay (like before our steak dinner Saturday evening). Are you listening (reading)???

NIGHTMARE Finally Ends, after nearly two weeks.
After trying for over a week trying to get my replacement iPhone 4S to activate, I ended up driving 110+ miles to an Apple Store to get a second replacement, which had been specially shipped there for me. Popped in the SIM card, went through the setup and I finally have an iPhone 4S that works, at least for the time being.
Advice to others who find themselves in this situation:
     1)     If you get these messages (see original post), the phone is bad. Demand a replacement.
     2)     If the AppleCare tech advises that the Apple Agreement Administration team is investigating, you'll be waiting for a week or more for them to complete it. Demand a replacement immediately, don't let them put you off indefinitely.
After the initial phone call documented in my original post, I was in daily contact, phone & e-mail, with the AppleCare tech trying to figure out the problem, and we tried everything, from forced restore's to switching SIM cards, conferencing w/ AT&T, etc. It seems that this was a case of first impression to Apple, but if it wasn't, then the problem is not well documented or known by those who should know, and for that, the blame should be on Apple, not the AppleCare tech who worked tirelessly trying to figure out a solution--I'd send him a case of beer if I knew where to send it.

Can anyone help me sync calendars from my iPhone to my Mac and help me figure out how to edit or delete lists in Reminders?

Can anyone help me sync calendars from my iPhone to my Mac and help me figure out how to edit or delete lists in Reminders? I thought upgrading to Mountain Lion would work, but I'm having the same problem as before under Snow Leopard. So, here's my situation.
I'm running 10.8.2 on a Macbook Pro. I have a 3GS iPhone running 6.0.1. I can make entries on my Mac Calendar and they will show up on my iPhone, but if I make an entry on my iPhone, it never makes it to my Mac. Also, I notice that when I log in to my iCloud account on my Mac, it has a "me.com" email address as my apple i.d., but it is not my primary account i.d. and I can't figure out how to delete it. Also, my Reminders application won't allow me to delete lists I created. Contacts, on the other hand, work instantaneously regardless of where the change is initiated.

On you iPhone check Settings>Mail,Contacts,Calendars>Default Calendar (in the calendars section). Here be sure you have selected the Calendar listed under your iCloud account ID as your default. If you haven't, make this change, then enter a new event on your phone and see if it syncs properly now.
You should be able to delete you reminders list by, from the Lists view, tapping Edit at the top, then tapping next to the list you want to delete and tapping Delete.

Which is better, The iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS?

Hello people. I hope to be getting an iPhone today. I'm just trying to decide which one I will get. The 4 or 3GS? What are your opinions on both models? For some reason, I'd like to get the iPhone 4 because it's the latest model and the 3GS is almost 2 years outdated. So my question for all you Apple fan boys today is which phone is better in your opinion. the iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS.
Whatever your opinion is, please explain in depth.
Thank you everyone for your time and answers!
Have a great day!

Its still base on your preference and budget. But iPhone 4 would be a good leap to go.
iPhone 4 has the basic stuff that you could look for a mobile phone. Regardless of the hefty price tag.
Try reading out Reviews online about iPhone 4 so you could get more details as well as assurance that the 4th Generation iPhone is better than 3GS.
PS: Good Luck on Making A Decision. Its though. Really Though.

IPhone 4 case refunds??

I've heard on the news that Apple is offering refunds to those who purchased a case when they initially got their iPhones as part of the "death grip" fix... I went to the store where I bought my case and phone but they said I would have to take the matter up with Apple because it had nothing to do with AT&T... I went to the Apple iPhone pages and the Apple iPhone support pages and have found no mention of it whatsoever.... Anyone know the process or secret password to getting back the 29 bucks Apple is telling the world they are refunding?? I get the funny feeling the powerful wizards of Oz are flipping switches and yanking levers all designed to give the impression there is big doing transpiring when in all actuality they are playing dead as we try to roll them over to get our lousy $29 back...
Does anyone know where we can go to request our refunds??

The answer to that is simple... As I hope I stated at the onset, I have only heard the reporting via the news networks and they failed to mention Steve Jobs' apparent report that he'd figure out how to refund people's $29 over a 2 week period... Of course he figured out how to finish and release the iPhone 4 in the 2 week period beginning the day they said the EVO 4G would hit the market but nevertheless, I never heard a word Mr. Jobs actually said... And that is not by accident either... I have heard a few things he's said on this issue and have since decided that it is probably best not to listen... I am by no mean a genius but I am smart enough to know what double talk is and his on this issue is fact and nothing less... As for the refund I am extremely busy and have little time to play games, figuratively and literally... All I want to know is where I get my $29 and what hoops I'll have to jump thru to get it...
As for the undercurrent that asking a question like this is somehow out of bounds or some level of "Jim Jones" blasphemy, well... Let's just say it's not hard to see why Mr. Jobs thinks even a half thought out, lousy lie will suffice... It would have taken 1 person at Apple 1 hour to add a simple link that read "details on the refunds will be posted on or before" whatever date... I visited the site in search of that single ounce of consideration and found nothing... I came here and asked it and we all see how that went... That leaves the moral of the story as this... If you want to know anything about your iPhone then wait for to Steve Jobs to speak on it and if he does not, then there really is no problem... Sounds more like the People's Temple of Jobstown... Must Trust??

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