We subbed an out-of-service 3G for a broken screen 3GS, but now we're noticing some anomalies, or at least some observations that don't seem to make sense.
Is it true that the 3G does not have multitasking?

On my iPhone 4 and the broken screen 3Gs, Settings>General includes "Spotlight Search".
On the 3G "Home Button" appears.

Granted it's been awhile since we've used the 3G, but all of the phones are running 4.2.1.

So, do we have it right, i.e. no multitasking and the Spotlight vs. Home Button?

TIA,

John

Camera Wizard, comes with your Windows.
Mine will only do small videos, with the iPhone 4 videosa are larger.
There for open your Window Exployer up, look for iPhone and copy and paste.
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From: Tony
To: apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2010 5:41 PM
Subject: [apple-iphone] Export a video

How can export a video that I took from my iPhone to my PC

Thanks

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Bob drag and drop it from the computer into iTunes and it will find its way on to the iphone when you next sync it Alma
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On 20/12/2010, at 9:54 AM, agunat wrote:

> I am a rookie. iPhone 3GS OS4. I managed to successfully download a book from the web however it went to my computer rather than to my iPhone. The download installed a program (on the computer) called Adobe Digital Editions to act as a reader. I see no way to transfer it to my iPhone. Help please.
>
> Thanks in advance... Bob

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This is slightly OT but it is like a Christmas Miracle - think of all
of the Macs / iPads / Tablets / Phones, etc people will buy to try and
likely end up keeping when they know that it won't cost them $10-$300
to return if they don't want it...

Sent to you by Bill Boulware via Google Reader: Best Buy nixes
restocking fees via Engadget by Sean Hollister on 12/19/10
With just five days left for Christmas shopping, Best Buy has enacted a
most welcome plan to get you in the door -- effective immediately, it's
abolished the infamous 15 percent restocking fee that the company
traditionally charged for a wide variety of product returns. The
Consumerist reports that computers, tablets, projectors, camcorders,
digital cameras, radar detectors, GPS units, in-car video systems and
audio equipment will no longer carry the fee, and that iPhones (which
incurred a 10 percent restocking fee) are exempt as well. Only special
orders will still carry the charge. What's more, the company will
allegedly refund any such fees charged since November 17th. Bravo!
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I need help. Every time I synced my iPhone the phone key pad disappears rendering my cell useless. I can only dial out of my text messages using the contacts there.

Restores works as long as I do not synced the iPhone