Questions about Airplane Mode

I have 3 questions.
1. When airplane mode is enabled, does the phone still ring for the caller? Does the phone ring at all when I have it?
2. Can I still accept Text messages? Or can I send out messages?
3. Can I enable Wifi and go on certain apps that need Wifi? Such as a chat App?
Thanks.
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1, 2. Airplane mode disables all radios. You can't make or receive calls or messages.
3. You can enable WiFi. Any apps that need WiFi should still work.

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I bought an iPhone in Australia from a distributor for one of the large carriers. I bought the white 16Gb outright and paid the fee to have the phone unlocked (as is permitted in Australia). It all worked well with both an Aus and a UK SIM card I had.
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He replaced the phone and I took it home, all seemed to work well. Again, with both SIMs.
I installed the 2.2 firmware upgrade.
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Sitting in Melbourne airport, about to leave Australia for some significant time, I swapped the SIMs over and the phone started complaining about needing to be connected to iTunes.
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I don't think the problem lies specifically with the SIM card, but with the software on the phone.
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1. Insert original SIM card (all should be fine)
2. Remove orginal SIM card and replace with second carrier SIM
3. Sync with iTunes to get the phone working again.
4. Either turn on Airplane Mode or turn the phone off and on again.
5. The phone (at least mine) will require you to connect to iTunes again.
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