Why use Bluetooth when you can use wifi? Or is this for syncing where no
wifi is available?

Otto

On 27 October 2010 22:00, George love <glove0102@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Do you think Apple is working on a feature to sync using bluetooth? because
> that
> would be so helpful.
>

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Twice this month when logging in to my AT&T account, I've seen the message
about wireless features being changed so no info available. My text plan
has been mysteriously changed twice this month to a higher plan and I had to
go change it back. I'm going to call AT&T about this later in the day but
found it odd. That was the only feature changed. Anyone else had this
happen?

I changed my password.

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Set screen time out shorter or hit the lock button when finished. I've found I like the 4 min best and hit the lock top button when done.

On long phone calls not multitasking turn 3g off. I use this mainly when battery is low and I don't want it to die.
If you get the battery app, it will show you the huge difference in talk time.

Mike R

I've had my iPad less than 90 days, so I called Apple support today. The iPad will work in the Caribbean with an international plan. I wish there was an Apple store closer than 170 miles away from me.

Micki

On Oct 27, 2010, at 4:45 PM, Micki Rasing <pondluvr@yahoo.com> wrote:

Am cruising in the Caribbean next month. My iPad shows an international data plan; I went to AT&T today but they say the iPad won't work abroad. Will it work in the Caribbean if the island is listed on the data plan? The ship Internet is extremely slow & more expensive.

I'm a newbie to the group. I joined to determine if the iPhone fits my needs.

The primary issue is whether the iPhone will synch with my Contacts and my Calendar as contained in Windows Live Mail under Windows 7 Professional. My expectation is that this process should only involve simply plugging a USB cable from the iPhone to the PC and click a button. I don't want to have to go thru some long, drawn-out process involving three or more computers, six thumb drives, nine programs and shifting information to the "cloud".

I've googled the issue and can't seem to get a straight answer. I've gotten the impression that this ability might exist through use of the iTunes program, but can't tell for sure.

My needs are fairly simple as I've been using a Palm PDA and a seperate cell phone for about ten years. The PDA has served me well and I'm looking for a replacement that puts the two basic functions in one device. I've already moved all my contacts and calendar to Windows Live Mail and am happy with its basic function. It is not as good as the old Palm OS, but does the job.

The rest of the bells and whistles that come with the iPhone are of interest, but if it can't address my basic needs, it may not be the correct choice.

Can any of you veterans of the iPhone give me the straight scoop?

Any and all input would be appreciated.

Len Raley

You can do this easily with iTunes or by setting your Live account up as an
Exchange ActiveSync account on the iPhone and it will be done over the air.

On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 16:42, Len <ltrii@frontiernet.net> wrote:

> I'm a newbie to the group. I joined to determine if the iPhone fits my
> needs.
>
> The primary issue is whether the iPhone will synch with my Contacts and my
> Calendar as contained in Windows Live Mail under Windows 7 Professional. My
> expectation is that this process should only involve simply plugging a USB
> cable from the iPhone to the PC and click a button. I don't want to have to
> go thru some long, drawn-out process involving three or more computers, six
> thumb drives, nine programs and shifting information to the "cloud".
>
> I've googled the issue and can't seem to get a straight answer. I've gotten
> the impression that this ability might exist through use of the iTunes
> program, but can't tell for sure.
>
> My needs are fairly simple as I've been using a Palm PDA and a seperate
> cell phone for about ten years. The PDA has served me well and I'm looking
> for a replacement that puts the two basic functions in one device. I've
> already moved all my contacts and calendar to Windows Live Mail and am happy
> with its basic function. It is not as good as the old Palm OS, but does the
> job.
>
> The rest of the bells and whistles that come with the iPhone are of
> interest, but if it can't address my basic needs, it may not be the correct
> choice.
>
> Can any of you veterans of the iPhone give me the straight scoop?
>
> Any and all input would be appreciated.
>
> Len Raley
>
>
>
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